settle down to (something)

To fully engage in an activity without any distractions or other tasks, typically after having performed another, more strenuous activity. When I'm working from home, I like to take a break from my projects and settle down to lunch for an hour to give my mind a rest.

词组	settle down to (something)
释义	settle down to (something) settle down to (something) To fully engage in an activity without any distractions or other tasks, typically after having performed another, more strenuous activity. When I'm working from home, I like to take a break from my projects and settle down to lunch for an hour to give my mind a rest. See also: down, settle Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: practice on practice on (someone or something) alarms and excursions alarums and excursions excursion gamekeeper old poacher makes the best gamekeeper poacher an old poacher makes the best gamekeeper snitcher
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