settle in

British  

verb

1. (adverb) to become or help to become adapted to and at ease in a new home, environment, etc

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Example Sentences

Dylan Nomovi, from Middleton, who has begun a placement at the technology giant IBM, said: "The company was really welcoming, the people were amazing and they really helped me settle in."

From BBC

Sometimes, these third parties hope to slow down the process and hope that the estate or rightful/legal heir will settle in order to move on.

From MarketWatch

An ongoing cold snap has seen snow settle in parts of the county amid sub zero temperatures.

From BBC

How many times has Steve Smith lurching across and tucking to leg left you knowing you must settle in for the long haul?

From BBC

Mr Hildebrand said the slump will likely change who developers see as their main customer, shifting from short-term investors seeking quick profits towards longer-term investors and people who plan to settle in the condo they're buying,

From BBC