hunker down
Intermedio alto (B2) informal
Get into a safe position and wait for something difficult to pass; OR get focused and work hard.
"Residents were told to hunker down as the hurricane approached the coastline."
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hunker down in place in the event of an
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He's always wanted to um hunker down in the United States.