settle

settle
['setl]
verb
1) (to place in a position of rest or comfort: I settled myself in the armchair.) namestiti (se)
2) (to come to rest: Dust had settled on the books.) nabrati se
3) (to soothe: I gave him a pill to settle his nerves.) pomiriti
4) (to go and live: Many Scots settled in New Zealand.) naseliti se
5) (to reach a decision or agreement: Have you settled with the builders when they are to start work?; The dispute between management and employees is still not settled.) dogovoriti se
6) (to pay (a bill).) poravnati
- settler
- settle down
- settle in
- settle on
- settle up
* * *
I [setl]
noun
dolga lesena klop z visokim naslonjalom
II [setl]
1.
transitive verb
naseliti (koga), nastaniti, kolonizirati, stacionirati, namestiti; urediti; poravnati, plačati; pomiriti (koga); prepričati z argumenti; utišati; likvidirati (koga), ubiti; oskrbeti, oskrbovati; spraviti v red, urediti, izgladiti, poravnati (prepir); rešiti (vprašanje), razpršiti (sumničenja), urediti zadeve (zlasti pred smrtjo), prenesti, prepisati (to, on, upon na), določiti (dediče), voliti; dogovoriti se (o čem), določiti; utrditi (cesto); prenesti, prepisati (on na); (refleksivno) posvetiti se; predati se;
2.
intransitive verb
naseliti se (in America v Ameriki), nastaniti se, ustanoviti si lasten dom, sesti (to k); umiriti se, zbati se, ustaliti se (vreme); usesti se, potoniti; spustiti se (on na); razbistriti se, očistiti se; odločiti se (upon za); dogovoriti se, sporazumeti se, obračunati (with z); pripravljati se (for za, na)
to settle the agitation — pomiriti razburjenje
to settle an annuity on s.o. — določiti komu rento (penzijo)
to settle the bill — poravnati, plačati račun
will you settle for me? — boš plačal zame?
to settle with one's creditors — poravnati se z upniki
to settle a dispute — poravnati spor
to settle s.o.'s doubts — razpršiti komu dvome
it is as good as settled — to je toliko kot dogovorjeno
we settled the old lady in her armchair — posadili, namestili smo staro gospo v njen naslanjač
to settle one's mind — pomiriti se; odločiti se
things will soon settle into order — stvari se bodo kmalu uredile
to be settled in a place — biti nastanjen, bivati v nekem kraju
to settle a price — dogovoriti se o ceni, določiti ceno
that settles the question, that settles it — s tem je stvar urejena, opravljena
he settled all his property on his children — vse svoje premoženje je volil otrokom
they settled on selling — odločili so se za prodajo
the weather is not settled yet — vreme še ni ustaljeno
to settle accounts with s.o. — (zlasti figuratively) obračunati s kom

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