settling in Spanish
settling in Spanish is concho, decantación, sedimento — settling means the act of becoming established, calm, or resolved; the process of settling.
settling in Spanish
concho
decantación
sedimento
(usually, in the plural) Dregs; sediment.
What does "settling" mean?
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noun The act of becoming established, calm, or resolved; the process of settling.
"The settling of the dust took several minutes after the blast."
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noun Material that sinks to the bottom of a liquid; sediment.
"There was a fine settling at the bottom of the wine bottle."
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settling in a sentence
- The settling of the dust took several minutes after the blast.
- There was a fine settling at the bottom of the wine bottle.
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What is "settling" in Spanish?
"settling" in Spanish is concho, decantación, sedimento. settling means: The act of becoming established, calm, or resolved; the process of settling.
How do you use "settling" in a sentence?
Example: "The settling of the dust took several minutes after the blast." In Spanish, "settling" is concho, decantación, sedimento.
Are there other ways to say "settling" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 3 translations listed for "settling": concho, decantación, sedimento.
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