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单词 residence
释义
residence
noun[C]
formal
uk
/ˈrez.ɪ.dəns/us
/ˈrez.ə.dəns/
C2
ahome:
住所；住房；宅第
the Governor'sofficialresidence总督官邸
in residence
officiallystayingorlivingsomewhere:
（官员等）驻在（某地）的，住在（某地）的
The Queen is in residence at the Palace thisweek.女王本周在王宫驻跸。
author/poet/artist in residence
anauthor(=writer),poet, orartistwho isemployedat aschoolorcollege, etc. for ashortperiod
（学校、大学短期招聘的）驻校作家／诗人／艺术家
take up residence/residencysomewhere
to go tolivesomewhere:
到（某地）定居；开始定居在（某地）
She took up residenceinCanada.她在加拿大定居。
She took uppermanentresidencyabroad.她永久定居国外。
More examples
  • Thepremierlefthis residence withalmostindecenthastefollowinghisresignation.
  • NumberTen DowningStreetis the Britishprimeminister'sofficialresidence.
  • Thecouncilwashopingtoturna children'shomeinto a residence foradolescentgirls.
  • Theestateagentdescribedtheflatas abijouresidence.
  • She hasmanagedtoobtainatemporaryresidencepermit.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Home
  • a roof overyourheadidiom
  • abode
  • accommodation
  • an Englishman's home is his castleidiom
  • bolthole
  • crib
  • domestic
  • domestically
  • gaff
  • habitation
  • hangout
  • harem
  • non-home
  • pad
  • place
  • premises
  • rabbit hutch
  • residential
  • roof
  • S, s
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You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Living or sleeping somewhere
Teachers
Changing homes & moving
(Definition ofresidencefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

residence| American Dictionary

residence
noun[C/U]
us
/ˈrez·ɪ·dəns/
theplacewhere someonelives, or theconditionoflivingsomewhere:
[C]Thatbigbuildingis the Governor’sofficialresidence(=home).
[U]She took up residence in Boston(=beganlivingthere).
(Definition ofresidencefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

residence| Business English

residence
noun
formal
uk
/ˈrezɪdəns/us
[CorU]PROPERTY
ahome, or thefactoflivingin aparticularhome:
Thepropertywill be used as hermainresidence.
Manybanksrequireproofof residencetoopenanaccount.
someone'splaceof residence
[U]LAW
(alsoresidency)
permissiontolivein aparticularcountrythat you were notbornin:
apply for/seek residenceAnestimated60% of theworkersintendtoseekpermanentresidence.
offer sb/give sb residenceA 1997lawofferedlegalresidenceto many Nicaraguanexpatriates
See also
primary residence
(Definition ofresidencefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofresidence

residence
The linear continuum of transitional residences : debunking the myth.
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Both capsular types were identified in the strains from individuals from all locations except in the nursing college and residences where only type8 was found.
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Pastors who cannot afford electricity in their own houses have access to electronic mail and fax machines in their missionaries' residences.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Only extremely tenuous evidence of residences near wetland locales has been mustered in suppor t of this model.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Three attributes are par ticularly impor tant for differentiating the building from domestic residences.
From theCambridge English Corpus
In all three groups, some residences are much larger and better built than others.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Most schools in small towns have come to be housed in residences donated to the school committees by philanthropists.
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The well was inspected and found to be situated near some isolated residences, outside the village.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Two-liter polyethylene collection bottles were used and kept in freezers in the participants' residences in order to ensure stability of cortisol.
From theCambridge English Corpus
However, as we will see, the community's population continues to grow, and large-scale expansion of elite residences occurs.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Debris from around elite residences suggests craft and domestic refuse.
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99 producing locations, and she infers that these groups served as residences for related families.
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The block which contains them is much more modulated than the residences.
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Figures 6 and- 8 show the distribution of birth-places, especially of the husbands, to be much more widely scattered than were their residences at meeting.
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Many residences will be, but certainly not all will be.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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Collocationswithresidence

residence

These are words often used in combination withresidence.

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habitual residence
If ' habitual residence ' was required for a council flat, they had not been in the place long enough.
From theCambridge English Corpus
legal residence
The main issue for the negotiations boiled down to the calculation of the time period oflegalresidenceto reach the five years.
FromEuroparl Parallel Corpus - English
length of residence
How can the effects of age of arrival andlengthofresidencebe disentangled?
From theCambridge English Corpus
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