settle into (something)

To become used to or comfortable with something new. Once you settle into a routine at your new job, I'm sure you'll feel less stressed.

settle into

To become established or comfortable in some new environment or circumstance: She settled into her new job relatively quickly. After a few days at the camp, I settled into a routine.

词组	settle into (something)
释义	settle into (something) settle into (something) To become used to or comfortable with something new. Once you settle into a routine at your new job, I'm sure you'll feel less stressed. See also: settle Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. settle into v. To become established or comfortable in some new environment or circumstance: She settled into her new job relatively quickly. After a few days at the camp, I settled into a routine. See also: settle The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs. See also: settle up with settle with (one) settle someone's hash, to (brand) spanking new settle stomach settle (one's) stomach cause (some) tongues to wag cause tongues to wag start tongues (a-)wagging wag
随便看	be friends with (someone) be frightened/nervous/scared of your own shadow be frightened of (one's) (own) shadow be frightened out of (one's) wits be frightened out of your wits be frightened to death be full of beans be full of bull be full of crap be full of holes be full of (oneself) be full of piss and vinegar be full of shit/crap be full of the joys of spring beg be gagging for it be gagging for (something) be gagging for something be game began be gathered to (one's) fathers begathon beg, borrow or steal beg, borrow, or steal beget