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Craig Hall
Settle in?
¿Cómo se dice, "to be settled in?"
I want to say, "call me when you get settled in for the day." (after work and ready to relax, etc.)
Jul 7, 2017 2:16 AM
Answers · 2
Hola Stephen. To be settled in se traduce como "cuando estés cómodo o desocupado".
July 8, 2017
to be settled in ---> estar cómodo o familiarizado con un lugar, trabajo o estilo de vida.
call me when you get settled in for the day ---> llámame cuando estes desocupado(a).
the context change so I can't use cómodo o familiarizado in your phrase, but people understand that if you are (desocupado), it means that you are free, comfortable, with no work or pending matters for the day.
Sorry but I don't find another answer in this moment.
July 7, 2017
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Craig Hall
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English, French, German, Spanish
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