bed in
Upper Intermediate (B2)neutral
To let something new get used to how it works, or to let yourself get used to a new situation.
"New brake pads need to bed in properly before they perform at full efficiency."
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Last To Leave Mansion, Keeps It
MrBeast · 7:06
Barely fits the bed in there. Barely fits the bed in there.
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Joshua Weissman · 0:14
There's literally a bed in here.
CBS Evening News Full Broadcast | May 7, 2026
CBS Evening News · 9:17
You made a bed in the bathroom.
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CBS Evening News · 0:43
You made a bed in the bathtub.
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Nookrium · 46:34
I'll put one more bed in.