Results for settle translation from Arabic to English

settle.
settle.

# or settle for less
# or settle for less

# i won't settle down
# i won't settle down

♪ why did you settle for only me?
♪ why did you settle for only me? ♪

# we be the outcast down for the settle
# we be the outcast down for the settle

♪ 'cause i can't settle for more ♪
♪ 'cause i can't settle for more ♪

you'll come to me when you want to settle down
you'll come to me when you want to settle down

participants must settle the final bill before leaving the hotel.
participants must settle the final bill before leaving the hotel.

participants must settle their final bill before leaving the hotel.
participants must settle their final bill before leaving the hotel.

♪ the way that words do when they settle 'neath your skin ♪
♪ the way that words do when they settle 'neath your skin ♪

i want you to talk to this movie big shot and settle this business for johnny.
i want you to talk to this movie big shot and settle this business for johnny.

which is why i can't risk having his head blown off before we settle into negotiations.
which is why i can't risk having his head blown off before we settle into negotiations.

these birds have very short legs and never settle voluntarily on the ground, perching instead only on vertical surfaces.
these birds have very short legs and never settle voluntarily on the ground, perching instead only on vertical surfaces.

the police informed that the perpetrators of the attacks were not arrested, because the parties agreed to amicably settle their differences.
the police informed that the perpetrators of the attacks were not arrested, because the parties agreed to amicably settle their differences.

influential members of society, including those connected to the army, its auxiliary forces or the police, or those with extended knowledge seem to use the advantages of their position to settle land disputes in their favour.
influential members of society, including those connected to the army, its auxiliary forces or the police, or those with extended knowledge seem to use the advantages of their position to settle land disputes in their favour.

١ - "the right of a state to waive, compromise or settle claims of its nationals " (210-page research paper, harvard law school, 1960);
1. "the right of a state to waive, compromise or settle claims of its nationals " (210-page research paper, harvard law school, 1960);