bedded in
The phrase "bedded in" can refer to something being firmly established or settled, often after a period of adjustment.
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Definition
B2General
(idiomatic)Firmly established or settled into a position or situation after a period of adjustment.
Example
- The new manager is now bedded in and understands the company's operations.
B2Botany
Firmly established in a place where it can grow and develop.
Example
- The seedlings are now bedded in and ready to thrive in the garden.
C1Geology
(technical)Describing rocks that are arranged in distinct layers.
Example
- The sedimentary rocks were clearly bedded in, showing their historical layers.
C1Engineering
(technical)A component that has been properly seated or fitted into its intended position, allowing for smooth operation.
Example
- The new brake pads need to be bedded in before they perform optimally.
Similar
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