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settled (A2)

カタカナ: セトルド

IPA: /ˈsetld/

Living in a stable, permanent way after a period of change or movement.

意味: 変化や移動の期間を経て、安定した永続的な生活を送っている状態。

They settled in the countryside after retiring. — They settled in the countryside after retiring.
She felt much more settled once she had a stable job. — She felt much more settled once she had a stable job.

Japanese translations of Settled:

settle down (phrasal verb): To begin to live a stable life, often by getting married and having a home. — "After years of traveling, she wanted to settle down."
settle in (phrasal verb): To become comfortable and accustomed to a new place or situation. — "It took him a while to settle in at the new school."
settle on (prepositional phrase): To make a final decision about something after considering other options. — "We finally settled on a name for the baby."
settle for (prepositional phrase): To accept something less than what was wanted or expected. — "He had to settle for a lower salary than he hoped for."