settle in English: To end an argument or a problem so that everyone agrees. (verb)

Translation

To end an argument or a problem so that everyone agrees.

Word origin

From Old English setlan, to place or to come to rest, from setl meaning a seat.

Verb typeregular (settle, settles, settled)

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You settle an argument, a case, or a bill.

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"Settle this" means finish it for good.

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"Settle down" means to become calm and quiet.

agree

To think the same as someone else, or to say yes to a plan or idea.

deal

An agreement between two people or two companies, usually about buying or selling something.

end

The last part of something, or the place where it stops.

calm

Quiet and relaxed; not angry, worried, or excited.

decide

To choose what to do after thinking about it, so you are no longer unsure.

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