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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
At home/settle
Can I use "at home" and "settle" with this meaning?
"Do you feel at home with this stuff?" (satisfied and not want to look for other stuff to buy/rent, etc.)
"Are you settled in this stuff?" (satisfied and not want to look for other stuff to buy/rent, etc.)
Thank you
"Do you feel at home with this stuff?" (satisfied and not want to look for other stuff to buy/rent, etc.)
"Are you settled in this stuff?" (satisfied and not want to look for other stuff to buy/rent, etc.)
Thank you
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) No; 'at home' means 'comfortable', 'not nervous'. ) No, that one does not make sense in that structure.
- ) No; 'at home' means 'comfortable', 'not nervous'.
- ) No, that one does not make sense in that structure.
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Anonymous"Do you feel at home with this stuff?" (satisfied and not want to look for other stuff to buy/rent, etc.)No; 'at home' means 'comfortable', 'not nervous'.
Anonymous"Are you settled in this stuff?" (satisfied and not want to look for other stuff to buy/rent, etc.)No, that one does not make sense in that structure.
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