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to settle in
To get used to a new environment, new social circumstances, or a new situation and feel at home there.
Nach ein paar Wochen hat sie sich gut in der neuen Stadt eingelebt.
After a few weeks, she had settled in well in the new city.
'Einleben' is a separable verb. The prefix 'ein-' separates from the verb in a main clause and comes at the end of the sentence. In a subordinate clause, the verb stays together.
Er lebt sich in seiner neuen Wohnung gut ein.
He is settling in well in his new apartment.
This verb is always used reflexively: 'sich einleben' (to settle in). The reflexive pronoun (mich, dich, sich, uns, euch, sich) is obligatory and must match the subject.
Ich habe mich an meinem neuen Arbeitsplatz noch nicht ganz eingelebt.
I haven't fully settled in at my new workplace yet.
To name the place or situation that someone is getting used to, the preposition 'in' with the dative is usually used: 'sich in der neuen Stadt einleben' (to settle into the new city) or 'sich im neuen Job einleben' (to settle into the new job).
Wie habt ihr euch in Deutschland eingelebt?
How have you settled in in Germany?
'Sich einleben' (to settle in) is often combined with adverbs that describe the process, for example 'sich gut einleben' (to settle in well), 'sich schnell einleben' (to settle in quickly), or 'sich langsam einleben' (to settle in slowly).
Keine Sorge, du wirst dich hier sicher schnell einleben.
Don't worry, you'll surely settle in here quickly.