settled

adj. 固定的；穩定的；定居的

settle的過去式和過去分詞.

英語翻譯

Adjective:

established or decided beyond dispute or doubt;
\\\"with details of the wedding settled she could now sleep at night\\\"
established in a desired position or place; not moving about;
\\\"nomads...absorbed among the settled people\\\"
\\\"settled areas\\\"
\\\"I don\\\'t feel entirely settled here\\\"
\\\"the advent of settled civilization\\\"
inhabited by colonists
not changeable;
\\\"a period of settled weather\\\"

造句

用作形容詞(adj.)

A desert has no settled population.
沙漠沒有固定的居民。
Especially the internal training, as a wildly used intervention, has been settled institutionally in some large business organizations.
特別是培訓，作為一種較為廣泛采用的干預手段，在很多大型企業成為了一種固定的制度而存在下來。
There were long periods when settled government can hardly have existed.
在校長的時間內一直未存在過穩定的政府。
The gravitational binding means that the galaxies and other material within a mature cluster have settled into an overall dynamic equilibrium.
重力束縛的意思是在一個成熟的星系團中，星系與其他物質已經達到穩定的整體動態平衡。
This is a desert with no settled population.
這是一個無人定居的沙漠。
The Russians, who had settled on Bolshoi Ussuriysky, did not want to abandon it.
但是已經在黑瞎子島上定居的俄羅斯人不愿意放棄這個島嶼。

常用短語

組詞

Settled governments have not the bold resources of new experimental systems.
出自：Burke
It was not..a settled thing that Mrs Fitz-Adam was to be visited.
出自：E. Gaskell
I wish this were a settled question in London markets.
出自：J. Ruskin
You have no settled object in life.
出自：E. F. Benson
They were passing through settled districts.
出自：A. Moorehead
26 of the 427 women who had come down from Oxford that year were without a settled job.
出自：Times