Summary
to settle {verb}
asentarse · establecerse · fijarse · saldar · entablarse · sedimentarse · depositarse · avecindarse · asignar · arreglar · radicarse · solventar · afincar · llegar a un avenimiento · resolver · poblar · liquidar · solucionar · asentar · reposar
English-Spanish translation for "to settle"
"to settle" Spanish translation
to settle {verb}
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (also: to alight)
Incentives to immigrants to settle more evenly across their host countries would help.
settle.
Apart from anything, such definitions will encourage all sorts of abuses by those who attempt illegally to move to the EU and settle.
Let us work to close the back door to illegal immigration more effectively by offering legal opportunities to those wishing to settle here
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (also: to headquarter, to set up, to set down, to set in)
So do not try to settle that now on an EU-wide scale, but do it at a more local level.
We have also to recognise the fact that some migrants will wish to stay and settle.
This means that if just one person comes in almost fifteen more will be able to settle with them.
In the mass migrations of the last 200 years, millions of people have left their homelands and home cultures to settle in new places.
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (also: to pay attention, to notice)
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (also: to pay, to sell off, to discharge)
The accession conditions cannot be used in order to settle bilateral scores.
We have a score to settle with him because our thousands of Iraqi comrades were his first victims.
The death penalty is a political arm used by the American Government apparatus to settle accounts with militants like Mumia Abu Jamal.
Subjected to violence as they are, these young women must settle large debts in order to cover the cost of their journeys and their
For the ELDR Group the issue today is about getting United Nations weapons inspectors back into Iraq, not about George W. Bush settling an old family score with Saddam Hussein.
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (also: to establish, to set up)
to settle [settled|settled] {vb}
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to settle [settled|settled] {vb}
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (also: to allocate, to assign)
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (also: to arrange, to alter, to tidy up, to fix)
It is up to the population of the country to settle its accounts with Mugabe and his dictatorship.
Let's settle this outside!
If you want to settle accounts among yourselves, as Germans, that is your problem, but the time has passed when you could impose your laws
settle the problem of land reform himself.
Let us be content with the way in which these questions of principle have been settled.
to settle [settled|settled] {vb}
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (also: to clear, to solve)
Meanwhile, the Commission Presidency is trying to settle a very long-standing problem at the last minute.
I would, nevertheless, like to emphasise that it is only one element, and I believe that we should be pleased that we have settled a dispute that had already been going on for many years.
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (also: to support, to stick stubbornly to)
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} [law]
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} [law] [Amer.]
There must be no more attempts to settle these questions behind closed doors.
Secondly, we need to settle the problem concerning the borders with Syria and the Golan.
DESIRING to settle certain particular problems relating to Denmark,
prevent and settle conflicts of jurisdiction between Member States;
DESIRING to settle certain particular problems relating to Italy,
to settle [settled|settled] {v.t.} (also: to populate)
Looking at the results, 345 cases were settled by the institution concerned, after the Ombudsman had informed it of the complaint.
Its contents challenge the principle of non-contradiction and even basic common sense and end up settling for vulgar hypocrisy.
We vote differently here on most questions, but we are in agreement about the fact that our differences should be settled in democratically elected parliaments and among the electorate.
to settle [settled|settled] {v.t.} (also: to sell off, to waste away, to pay off, to destroy)
When a country starts functioning as a constitutional state again, it must also settle old scores.
Efforts will be needed to limit, address and settle what we call in French the 'RAL ', the balance to be cleared.
to settle their long-standing dispute.
Of course benchmarking means that no more than 60 days should lapse and, as I said, more and more payments are being settled within this period.
to settle [settled|settled] {v.t.} (also: to resolve, to solve)
DESIRING to settle certain questions relating to the United Kingdom and Ireland;
DESIRING to settle certain particular problems relating to Denmark;
While that is true, I think it would be better to settle this matter while Members are present.
I refer to the situation in former Yugoslavia, and the Union's inability to settle the conflict in that region.
This is necessary to settle contention between the Member States as a result of different policies.
to settle [settled|settled] {v.t.} (also: to note down, to seat, to sharpen, to enter)
I have consistently pushed the Sunshine Policy to prevent war and settle peace on the Korean Peninsula.
The English version talks about minorities that have 'traditionally settled '.
Our colleague has settled in over this period.
It needed to integrate Russians who had been settled there over decades and to deal with the enormous environmental damage from the Soviet Union's military legacy.
to settle [settled|settled] {v.i.} (also: to lie, to rest, to take a rest)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "settle":
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Usage examples
Usage examples for "to settle" in Spanish
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