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settle (n.)
settle (v.)
arranger, fixer, résoudre, s'installer, se calmer, réconcilier, rapatrier, définir, déterminer, enfoncer, mettre en œuvre, suivre, donner suite, tomber, installer, sédentariser, prendre racine, prendre pied, enraciner, s'enraciner, établir sa demeure, s'établir, achever, finaliser, décider, régler, arriver à un accord avec, se concilier, ajuster, établir, affaisser, plonger, couler, déposer, précipiter, sombrer, abîmer, aller au fond, aller par le fond, apaiser, soulager, calmer, prendre place
settle an account (v.)
verser un acompte (V+à+qqn)
settle down (v.)
acclimater (se+V), apaiser (se+V), calmer, installer (se+V), prendre racine, s'acclimater, s'adapter, s'apaiser, s'établir, s'installer, se calmer, se taire, se tranquilliser
settle in (v.)
acclimater (se+V), s'acclimater, s'adapter
settle on (v.)
settle up
settle with (v.)
convenir (Aux:E|A;V+de+comp;Il+V+GSréel = de+Ginf GSréel)
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settle (v.)
↘ accommodating, appeasable, compliant, compromising, conciliable, conciliating, conciliation, conciliative, conciliatory, flexible, obliging, resolution, settlement, solving, yielding ↗ sedentary ≠ float, irritate, swim
settle (v. trans.)
↘ approach, arrangement, conciliation, crucial, deciding, decisive, definition, determinable, determinant, determination, determinative, determining, implacable, irreconcilable, rapprochement, reconciliation, unreconcilable, unspecified
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settle (n.)
bank, bench, form — banc[Hyper.]
settle — s'arrêter[Dérivé]
settle (v.)
trouver une solution[Classe]
démontrer mathématiquement[Classe]
(awkward; difficult; hard; stiff; tough; heavy; uphill), (difficulty) — difficulté[termes liés]
problème de mathématique[DomaineCollocation]
settle (v.)
come — approcher[Hyper.]
fall[Domaine]
settle (v.)
location — emplacement, lieu, localisation - emplacement, locating, location, orientation, placement, position, positioning — localisation, mise en position, orientation, placement - colonisation, colonization, settlement — colonisation - colonial possession, colony, settlement — colonie, possession coloniale - settlement — petit village - colonist, settler — colon, coloniste[Dérivé]
move, move house — déménager[Domaine]
settle (v.)
rester à la même place[termes liés]
settle (v.)
settle (v.)
settle (v.)
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settle (v.)
deciding, decision making — prise de décisions - declaration, resolution, resolve — résolution - settlement — accord final - judge, jurisprudent, jurist, justice — juge, juge d'instance - settler — négociateur qui résoud les conflits - decisive — décisif - adjudicative, adjudicatory — de nature judiciaire[Dérivé]
settle (v.)
divide; divide up; split; split up — diviser[Classe]
(mobilization; mobilisation; militarization; militarisation), (army ground) — armée[termes liés]
territoire[DomaineCollocation]
settle (v.)
settle (v.)
approach, conciliation, rapprochement, reconciliation — rabibochage, raccommodement, rapprochement, réconciliation - conciliation — conciliation - conciliation — conciliation - conciliative, conciliatory — conciliatoire - accommodating, compliant, compromising, conciliating, conciliatory, flexible, obliging, yielding — accommodant, arrangeant, commode, conciliant[Dérivé]
patch, patch up — rafistoler, rapiécer[Analogie]
settle (v.)
settle (v.)
settle (v.)
settle (v.)
settle (v.)
devenir moins haut[Classe]
couler (pour un bateau)[Classe]
settle (v.)
settle (v.)
alter, change — changer, connaître un changement[Hyper.]
settle — déposer[Domaine]
settle (v.)
settle (v.)
settle (v.)
settle (v.)
donner de l'argent en contrepartie d'une créance[Classe]
trouver une solution[Classe]
(bill; invoice) — facture[termes liés]
settle (v.)
settle (v.)
se mettre dans un lieu donné[Classe]
prendre place dans un véhicule[ClasseParExt.]
s'asseoir[ClasseParExt.]
settle (v. intr.)
pénétrer en profondeur[Classe]
settle (v. tr.)
faire devenir en accord, mettre d'accord[Classe]
réconcilier[Classe]
settle (v. tr.)
préciser[Classe]
choose, opt for, pick, pick on, pick out, select, single out, take — prélever, sélectionner[Hyper.]
bound, boundary, frontier, limit — frontière, restriction - causal factor, determinant, determinative, determiner, determining factor — déterminant, facteur déterminant - bent, set — inclination, penchant - determinative, determiner — déterminant - limit, terminal point, terminus ad quem — limite - crucial, deciding, decisive, determinant, determinative, determining — crucial, décisif, déterminant[Dérivé]
settle (v. tr.)
finir qqch[Classe]
complete, finish — compléter, finir, terminer[Hyper.]
aftercare, after-care, followup, follow-up, follow-up care, reexamination, review — contrôle médical, nouvel examen, suivi des soins, traitement postopératoire - follow-through — suivi - followup, follow-up — suivi - carrying out, execution, implementation — exécution, mise à exécution, mise en œuvre - followup, follow-up — suite[Dérivé]
put — mettre[Analogie]
settle (v. tr.)
settle, settle up — régler[Hyper.]
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