residential unit
collocation in Englishmeaningsofresidentialandunit
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residential
adjective
uk/ˌrez.ɪˈden.ʃəl/us/ˌrez.əˈden.ʃəl/
A residential road, area, etc. has only private houses, not offices ...
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unit
noun
uk/ˈjuː.nɪt/us/ˈjuː.nɪt/
a single thing or a separate part of ...
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(Definition ofresidentialandunitfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesofresidential unit
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Such a ' household ' cannot have functioned as aresidentialunit, the standard definition of the household.
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First, the heads of these lineages are likely to have lived in the most elaborateresidentialunit.
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The group began with oneresidentialunitbut grew to as many as four, housing up to four separate families.
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Detoxification follows the same principles whether in the community or, rarely, in an inpatient orresidentialunitsetting.
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Approximately 230 tapes (excluding those from pilot studies) were amassed during the fieldwork, from which archive at least three were systematically selected for eachresidentialunit.
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Thisresidentialunithas accommodation for 206 people and a waiting list of 106.
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Upon completion, thisresidentialunitwill provide accommodation to 15 elderly prisoners.
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Prisoners may be cared for within theresidentialunitor within the health care centre.
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As part of that contract, the organisation undertook to build a 36-bedresidentialunitcosting millions of pounds.
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Clause 17 imposes restrictions on aresidentialunit-holder's right to create a lease of his unit.
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Eachresidentialunitis named after a bird.
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In terms of capacity it is the smallestresidentialunit.
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Does he not think that there is much to be said for setting up a smallresidentialunitfor this group of super geniuses?
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Where there is no rateable value for a particularresidentialunit, there is no assumed rates bill to form the basis of the comparison.
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Eachresidentialunitconsists of a large bed-sitting room, a dressing room and a bathroom.
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The first break-in at the complex was the burglary of aresidentialunitin 1969.
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The word "apartment" denotes aresidentialunitor section in a building.
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Eachresidentialunitconsists of a living room, a kitchen and a bathroom.
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The 34-bed short-termresidentialunitmaintains a high occupancy rate.
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The symptoms become progressively worse until patients invariably have to enter either a hospital orresidentialunit, because nursing them in their own homes poses too many problems.
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I am thinking particularly of the stage when a patient emerges from a hospital orresidentialunitof some kind and begins to return to normal life.
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It opened in 1992 and offers day care and longer-term treatment: there is aresidentialunitwith 10 beds.
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The way in which this system operates is that the strata title holders, the bodies corporate, own and manage theresidentialunitand the commercial element manages the other unit.
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The house was rented out in two units: the first floor as commercial space and the second floor asresidentialunit.
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The company proposed a new 128residentialunitdevelopment around the hospital building but it was never proposed to the planning authority.
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