settle with

vb (preposition)

1. (Banking & Finance) (intr) to pay a debt or bill to

2. (intr) to make an agreement with

3. to get one's revenge for (a wrong or injury) with (a person)

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Translations

w>settle with

vi +prep obj (lit, fig) → abrechnen mit

vt sep +prep obj

debt etc → abrechnen mit; to settle one’s account with somebody (lit, fig) → mit jdm abrechnen

(= come to agreement with) to settle something with somebody → sich mit jdm auf etw (acc) → einigen

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In other cases, including Milwaukee and Los Angeles, the dioceses will not settle with victims until they settle with their insurance companies over who is paying what.

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In the United States, of course, banks settle with one another using an automated clearing house system (ACH) or Fedwire.

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