Meaning ofsettlein English

Verb

1. to resolve or conclude something; determine a result
   The company will settle the dispute with the supplier next week.
2. to arrange in a calm state; make a final decision
   She took a few deep breaths to settle her nerves before the interview.
3. to establish a steady position; become stable (in life, business, etc.)
   After a few years, they were able to settle in their new business.
4. to establish a residence or dwelling; home
   The young couple decided to settle in the suburbs and start a family.
5. to make clear or compact by sinking
   The mud will settle at the bottom of the pond.
6. to become calm; stop being agitated
   The baby will settle down after a warm bath.
7. to become stationary; come to rest
   The bird will settle on the branch after flying for hours.
8. to sink or subside gradually
   The sediment will settle at the bottom of the container over time.
9. to become clear (of liquids, etc.)
   The water will settle after a few hours, becoming clear and calm.
10. to pay or close an account; balance debt
    The company will settle the invoice with the client by the end of the month.
11. to pay a bill or debt owed
    The company will settle the outstanding payment to the contractor.
12. to terminate a lawsuit out of court
    The two parties agreed to settle the lawsuit through mediation.
13. to conclude or end a dispute; agreement
    The company will settle the dispute with the union through negotiation.
14. to resolve disputes; come to agreement
    The two countries were able to settle their differences and sign a peace treaty.
15. to end a lawsuit by mutual agreement
    The company decided to settle the dispute with their competitor out of court.
16. to make ground smooth; dry
    The workers will settle the uneven soil to build a stable foundation.
17. to secure assets; property legally
    The lawyer helped the client settle her estate according to the will.
18. to establish oneself; in a profession
    The young professional worked hard to settle in her new role as a doctor.
19. to colonize or migrate to a land
    The settlers decided to settle in the new land and build a community.
20. to move people to a new territory; establish residence
    The government helped the refugees settle in the new country and find employment.