settle petal

ˈsɛtl ˈpɛtl

Definition of settle petal - Reverso English Dictionary

Verbal expression

relaxation

Rare

calm down or relax in a gentle way

Rare

She was upset, so I told her to settle petal.
After the argument, he needed to settle petal before speaking again.
I suggested she settle petal with a cup of tea.

calm down

relax

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Expressions with settle

settle down

become calm after being agitated

After the storm, the sea began to settle down.

settle for

accept something even if it is less than wanted

She didn't want the job but settled for it.

settle in

get used to living in a new place

It took me a while to settle in after moving.

settle into

become comfortable and relaxed in a new place or situation

It took her a while to settle into her new job.

settle for less

accept something below desired standard

She didn't want to settle for less in her career.

settle on

agree on something after thinking about choices

They settled on a date for the meeting.

Expressions with petal

rose petal

the petal of a rose flower

She picked a rose petal from the garden.

petal-like

adj.

having a shape similar to a flower petal

The sculpture had a petal-like design.

petal-shaped

adj.

having a form like a flower petal

The lamp has a petal-shaped shade.

flower petal

bright segment around a bloom's seed-making organs, actually an altered leaf

A pink flower petal drifted onto her open notebook.

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French:se détendre doucement, ...
German:sich beruhigen, ...
Italian:rilassarsi, ...
Spanish:calmarse, ...
Portuguese:acalmar-se, ...
Chinese:放轻松, ...
Japanese:落ち着く, ...
Arabic:اِهدَأ, ...
Hebrew:לְהִרָגַע בְּעַדִּינוּת, ...
Russian:успокоиться, ...
Ukrainian:заспокоїтися, ...
Hindi:शांत होना, ...
Bengali:শান্ত হওয়া, ...
Catalan:calmar-se, ...
Czech:uklidnit se, ...
Danish:slappe af, ...
Dutch:rustig aan doen, ...
Greek:ηρεμώ, ...
Hungarian:lenyugodni, ...
Khmer:ស្ងប់ចិត្តចុះ, ...
Korean:진정하다, ...
Persian:آرام شد, ...
Polish:uspokoić się, ...
Portuguese (BR):acalmar-se, ...
Romanian:a se calma, ...
Swedish:lugna sig, ...
Thai:ใจเย็นๆ, ...
Turkish:sakinleşmek, ...
Vietnamese:bình tĩnh lại, ...

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