- settle-for-less
- ˈsettle-for-lessadj inva \settle-for-less attitude eine Kompromisshaltung, die Bereitschaft, sich mit weniger zufriedenzugeben
English-german dictionary. 2013.
settle-for-less
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settle for — {v.} To be satisfied with (less) agree to; accept. * /Jim wanted $200 for his old car, but he settled for $100./ … Dictionary of American idioms
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