Settled adjective

The adjective form of settled is settled.

Settlement:

Verb (short for verb) to settle (differences, disputes, etc.). ); Settle down; Put an end to (an argument, dispute, etc); Make a (final) decision;

High-backed benches (old wooden furniture with armrests and cabinets under the seats);

Third person singular: setting plural: setting present participle: solving past tense: setting past participle: setting.

Extended data:

English is a branch of West Germanic language, which was first used in medieval England. Because of its huge colony, English has become the most widely used language in the world. The Anglo tribe is one of the Germanic tribes that later migrated to the island of Great Britain, and is called England. Both names come from Angeria in the Baltic Peninsula. This language is closely related to Frisian and Lower Saxon, and its vocabulary is influenced by other Germanic languages, especially Nordic (North Germanic) which is dominated by Latin and French.

English has developed 1400 years.

The earliest form of English is a group of English dialects brought to Britain by Anglo-Saxon immigrants in the fifth century, collectively known as Old English. Medieval English began at the end of 1 1, and the Normans conquered England. 1476, william caxton introduced the printing press to Britain and began to publish the first printed book in London, which expanded the influence of English. Since17th century, under the extensive influence of Britain and America, modern English has spread all over the world. Through various print and electronic media in these countries, English has become one of the major languages in the world, and also plays a leading role in many regions and professional environments, such as science, navigation and law.