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1 resident

1. adjective
1) (residing) wohnhaft

he is resident in England — er hat seinen Wohnsitz in England

2) (living in) im Haus wohnend [Haushälterin]; Anstalts[arzt, -geistlicher]
2. noun
(inhabitant) Bewohner, der/Bewohnerin, die; (in a town etc. also) Einwohner, der/Einwohnerin, die; (at hotel) Hotelgast, der

‘access/parking for residents only’ — "Anlieger frei"/"Parken nur für Anlieger"

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['rezidənt] 1. noun
(a person who lives or has his home in a particular place: a resident of Edinburgh.) der/die Einwohner(in)
2. adjective
1) (living or having one's home in a place: He is now resident abroad.) wohnhaft

2) (living, having to live, or requiring a person to live, in the place where he works: a resident caretaker.) am Arbeitsplatz wohnend

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resi·dent

[ˈrezɪd^ənt]

I. n

1. (person living in a place) Bewohner(in) m(f); of a town Bewohner(in) m(f); of a hotel [Hotel]gast m

local \resident Anwohner(in) m(f), Anrainer(in) m(f) ÖSTERR

2. ADMIN Gebietsansässige(r) f(m)

3. POL

\resident of Canada wohnhaft in Kanada

is she a \resident of Canada? lebt sie in Kanada?

II. adj

1. inv (stay) ansässig, wohnhaft

to be \resident in a town/country in einer Stadt/einem Land leben

2. attr, inv (living where one is employed) im Haus lebend nach n

\resident doctor Arzt/Ärztin im Haus

3. (employed in a particular place) hauseigen

she is the university's \resident expert on Italian literature sie ist an der Universität die Expertin für italienische Literatur

4. COMPUT ständig vorhanden, resident

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['rezIdənt]
1. n

1) Bewohner(in) m(f); (in town) Einwohner(in) m(f); (of hospital) Patient(in) m(f); (of prison) Insasse m, Insassin f; (in hotel) Gast m

"access restricted to residents only" — "Anlieger frei"

"parking for residents only" — "Parkplatz nur für Mieter"; (on road) "Parken nur für Anlieger gestattet"; (at hotel) "Parkplatz nur für Gäste"

2) (= doctor) Anstaltsarzt m/-ärztin f

2. adj

1) (in country, town) wohnhaft; (= attached to institution) ansässig, Haus-; (COMPUT) resident

they are resident in Germany — sie haben ihren Wohnsitz in Deutschland

the resident population — die ansässige Bevölkerung

are you resident in the hotel? — sind Sie Hotelgast/Hotelgäste?

she is our resident expert on... (hum) — sie ist unsere Expertin vor Ort für...

2) (ZOOL) fox, badger etc ortsansässig

the resident population — die ortsansässige Population

3)

See:

= reside

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resident

A adj

1. ortsansässig, (ständig) wohnhaft:

resident population Wohnbevölkerung f

2. im (Schul- oder Kranken- etc)Haus wohnend:

a resident tutor (surgeon)

3. (in) fig innewohnend (dat), liegend (bei):

a right resident in the people ein dem Volke zustehendes Recht

4. ZOOL sesshaft:

resident birds Standvögel

B s

1. a) Ortsansässige(r) m/f(m), Einwohner(in)

b) Hotelgast m

2. AUTO Anlieger(in):

“residents only” „Anliegerverkehr frei“

3. POL Resident(in),

a) Ministerresident(in)

b) HIST Vertreter der brit. Regierung, besonders an einem indischen Fürstenhof

4. MED US Assistenzarzt m, -ärztin f

res. abk

1. research

2. reserve

3. residence

4. resident

5. residential

6. resides

7. resigned

8. resolution

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1. adjective
1) (residing) wohnhaft

he is resident in England — er hat seinen Wohnsitz in England

2) (living in) im Haus wohnend [Haushälterin]; Anstalts[arzt, -geistlicher]
2. noun
(inhabitant) Bewohner, der/Bewohnerin, die; (in a town etc. also) Einwohner, der/Einwohnerin, die; (at hotel) Hotelgast, der

‘access/parking for residents only’ — "Anlieger frei"/"Parken nur für Anlieger"

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adj.

ansässig adj.

ortsansässig adj.

resident adj.

wohnhaft adj. n.

Ortsansässige m.,f.

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2 resident

resi·dent [ʼrezɪd^ənt] n

1) ( person living in a place) Bewohner(in) m(f); of a town Bewohner(in) m(f); of a hotel [Hotel]gast m;

local \resident Anwohner(in) m(f)

2) pol

\resident of Canada wohnhaft in Kanada;

is she a \resident of Canada? lebt sie in Kanada? adj

1) inv ( stay) ansässig, wohnhaft;

to be \resident in a town/ country in einer Stadt/einem Land leben

2) attr, inv ( living where one is employed) im Haus lebend nach n;

\resident doctor Arzt/Ärztin im Haus

3) ( employed in a particular place) hauseigen;

she is the university's \resident expert on Italian literature sie ist an der Universität die Expertin für italienische Literatur

English-German students dictionary > resident
3 past

1. adjective
1) (just finished: the past year.) pasado

2) (over, finished or ended, of an earlier time than the present: The time for discussion is past.) pasado

3) ((of the tense of a verb) indicating action in the past: In `He did it', the verb is in the past tense.) pasado

2. preposition
1) (up to and beyond; by: He ran past me.) por delante de

2) (after: It's past six o'clock.) pasadas

3. adverb
(up to and beyond (a particular place, person etc): The soldiers marched past.) por delante (de)

4. noun
1) (a person's earlier life or career, especially if secret or not respectable: He never spoke about his past.) pasado

2) (the past tense: a verb in the past.) pasado

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- the past

past¹ adj último

the past few days los últimos días

past² adv

she ran past pasó corriendo

past³ n pasado

life in the past was hard la vida en el pasado era dura

past⁴ prep

1.

go past the church and it's on your right pasa la iglesia y está a la derecha

he ran past the door pasó corriendo por delante de la puerta

2. y

it's a quarter past ten son las diez y cuarto

3. más de

it's past nine o'clock son las nueve pasadas / son más de las nueve

past

tr[pɑːst]

adjective

1 (gone by in time) pasado,-a; (former) anterior

■ past presidents los anteriores presidentes

2 (gone by recently) último,-a

■ the past few days los últimos días

3 (finished, over) acabado,-a, terminado,-a

■ summer is past el verano ha terminado

■ the danger is past el peligro ha pasado

4 SMALLLINGUISTICS/SMALL pasado,-a

■ the past tense el pasado, el pretérito

noun

1 (former times) pasado

■ in the past en el pasado, antes, antiguamente

■ that's all in the past now eso ya es historia

■ typewriters are a thing of the past las máquinas de escribir pertenecen al pasado

2 (of person) pasado; (of place) historia

preposition

1 (farther than, beyond) más allá de; (by the side of) por (delante de)

■ it's just past the cinema está un poco más allá del cine

■ she walked past the school pasó por delante de la escuela

■ he walked straight past me pasó de largo por mi lado

2 (in time) y

■ it's five past six son las seis y cinco

■ it's half past nine son las nieve y media

3 (older than) más de

■ he's past forty pasa de los cuarenta (años)

■ she's past retirement age ya ha pasado la edad de la jubilación

4 (beyond the limits of)

■ it's past my comprehension me resulta incomprensible

■ I'm past caring me trae sin cuidado

■ I wouldn't put it past him no me extrañaría que lo hiciera, no me extraña tratándose de él

adverb

1

■ they went past without stopping pasaron de largo

■ a few joggers ran past pasaron unos haciendo footing

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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL

in times past antaño, antiguamente

to be a past master at something ser experto,-a en algo

to be past it estar para el arrastre, estar muy carroza

the past / the past tense el pasado, el pretérito

past ['pæst] adv

: por delante

he drove past: pasamos en coche

past adj

1) ago: hace

10 years past: hace 10 años

2) last: último

the past few months: los últimos meses

3) bygone: pasado

in past times: en tiempos pasados

4) : pasado (en gramática)

past n

: pasado m

past prep

1) by: por, por delante de

he ran past the house: pasó por la casa corriendo

2) beyond: más allá de

just past the corner: un poco más allá de la esquina

we went past the exit: pasamos la salida

3) after: despúes de

past noon: después del mediodía

half past two: las dos y media

past (Grammar)

n.

• imperfecto s.m.

• pretérito s.m.

adj.

• acabado, -a adj.

• pasado, -a adj.

• último, -a adj.

adv.

• atrás adv.

• más allá adv.

n.

• antecedentes s.m.pl.

• historia s.f.

• pasado s.m.

• pretérito s.m.

prep.

• después de prep.

I pæst, pɑːst
adjective

1)

a) ( former) anterior; < life> pasado; ( old) antiguo

she knew from past experience that... — sabía por experiencia que...

in times past — (liter) antaño (liter), años ha (liter), antiguamente

b) ( most recent) <week/month/year> último

in the past few days — en los últimos días

for some time past — desde hace tiempo

c) (finished, gone) (pred)

what's past is past — lo pasado, pasado

in days long past — en tiempos remotos

2) ( Ling)

the past tense — el pasado, el pretérito

II

noun

1)

a) u ( former times) pasado m

steam trains are a thing of the past — las locomotoras de vapor han pasado a la historia

in the past, women... — antes or antiguamente or en otros tiempos las mujeres...

that's all in the past — eso forma parte del pasado, eso ya es historia

b) c ( of person) pasado m; ( of place) historia f

2) u ( Ling) pasado m, pretérito m

III

preposition

1)

a) ( by the side of)

I go past their house every morning — paso por (delante de) su casa todas las mañanas

she walked straight past him — pasó de largo por su lado

b) ( beyond)

it's just past the school — queda un poco más allá de la escuela

how did you get past the guard? — ¿cómo hiciste para que el guardia te dejara pasar?

the second turning past the lights — la segunda calle después del semáforo

2)

a) ( after) (esp BrE)

it's ten past six/half past two — son las seis y diez/las dos y media

it was past eleven — eran las once pasadas

it's long past midnight — son mucho más de las doce

till past midnight — hasta después de la medianoche

it's past your bedtime — ya deberías estar acostado

b) ( older than)

once you get past 40... — después de los 40..., una vez pasados los 40...

I'm past the age/stage when... — ya he pasado la edad/superado la etapa en que...

3) (outside, beyond)

to be past -ing: I'm past caring ya no me importa; I wouldn't put it past her no me extrañaría que lo hiciera, la creo muy capaz de hacerlo; to be past it (colloq): they think everyone over 40 is past it — piensan que cualquiera que tenga más de 40 ya está para el arrastre (fam) or para cuarteles de invierno

IV

adverb

a) ( with verbs of motion)

to fly/cycle/drive past — pasar volando/en bicicleta/en coche

he hurried past — pasó a toda prisa

we watched the troops march past — vimos desfilar a las tropas

b) ( giving time) (esp BrE)

it's twenty-five past — son y veinticinco

[pɑːst]
1. ADV

1) (in place)

she walked slowly past — pasó despacio

• the days flew past — los días pasaron volando

• to march past — desfilar

• to run/ rush past — pasar corriendo/precipitadamente

2) (in time)

it's ten past — son y diez

I've been waiting since half past — llevo esperando desde y media

2. PREP

1) (in place)

a) (=passing by) por delante de

we went past your house — pasamos por delante de tu casa

we drove past a flock of sheep — pasamos al lado de un rebaño de ovejas con el coche

b) (=beyond) más allá de

just past the town hall — un poco más allá del Ayuntamiento

it's the first house past the park — es la primera casa después del parque

• first you have to get past a fierce dog — antes de entrar vas a tener que vértelas con un perro fiero

we couldn't get past the crowds of people — no pudimos abrirnos paso entre la muchedumbre

• she just pushed past me — pasó pegándome un empujón

• to run past sb — pasar a algn corriendo

2) (in time)

quarter/half past four — las cuatro y cuarto/media

at twenty past four — a las cuatro y veinte

it's past twelve — son las doce pasadas

it's long past the time he normally gets back — él normalmente hubiese llegado hace tiempo

• it's past your bedtime — ya tenías que estar durmiendo

3) (=beyond the limits of)

he's past 40 — tiene más de 40 años

it's past mending — ya no tiene remedio

• it's past belief — es increíble

• I'm past caring — ya me trae sin cuidado

• it's past endurance — es intolerable

- be past it

those jeans are a bit past it — esos vaqueros ya están como para jubilarlos *

- I wouldn't put it past him

3. ADJ

1) (=previous) [occasion] anterior

• past experience tells me not to trust him — sé por experiencia que no debo fiarme de él

• I'm not interested in his past life — no me interesa su pasado

we must have met in a past life — seguro que nos hemos conocido en una vida anterior

• in past years — en años anteriores

2) (=former) antiguo

past president of... — antiguo presidente de..., ex presidente de...

her past and present pupils — sus alumnos de ayer y de hoy

3) (=most recent, last) último

the past few weeks have been hell — las últimas semanas han sido un verdadero infierno

she has got worse in the past few days — su condición ha empeorado en los últimos días

what has happened over the past week/year? — ¿qué ha pasado en la última semana/el último año?

4) (=over)

all that is past now — todo eso ya ha pasado, todo eso ya ha quedado atrás

what's past is past — lo pasado, pasado (está)

those days are past now — aquellos tiempos pasaron ya

• for some time past — de un tiempo a esta parte

• in times past — antiguamente, antaño liter

4. N

1) (=past times)

the past — el pasado

you mustn't dwell on the past — no debes pensar demasiado en el pasado

you can't change the past — no puedes cambiar el pasado

• in the past it was considered bad manners to... — antes or antiguamente se consideraba de mala educación hacer...

I've always done it like this in the past — yo siempre lo he hecho así

• you're living in the past — estás viviendo en el pasado

• it's a thing of the past — pertenece a la historia

2) [of person] pasado m; [of place] historia f

a woman with a past — una mujer con pasado

a town with a past — una ciudad con historia

3) (Ling) pasado m, pretérito m

5.

CPD

past master N (Brit) —

- be a past master at

past participle N — (Ling) participio m pasado or pasivo

past perfect N — (Ling) pluscuamperfecto m

past tense N — (Ling) (tiempo m) pasado m

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I [pæst, pɑːst]
adjective

1)

a) ( former) anterior; < life> pasado; ( old) antiguo

she knew from past experience that... — sabía por experiencia que...

in times past — (liter) antaño (liter), años ha (liter), antiguamente

b) ( most recent) <week/month/year> último

in the past few days — en los últimos días

for some time past — desde hace tiempo

c) (finished, gone) (pred)

what's past is past — lo pasado, pasado

in days long past — en tiempos remotos

2) ( Ling)

the past tense — el pasado, el pretérito

II

noun

1)

a) u ( former times) pasado m

steam trains are a thing of the past — las locomotoras de vapor han pasado a la historia

in the past, women... — antes or antiguamente or en otros tiempos las mujeres...

that's all in the past — eso forma parte del pasado, eso ya es historia

b) c ( of person) pasado m; ( of place) historia f

2) u ( Ling) pasado m, pretérito m

III

preposition

1)

a) ( by the side of)

I go past their house every morning — paso por (delante de) su casa todas las mañanas

she walked straight past him — pasó de largo por su lado

b) ( beyond)

it's just past the school — queda un poco más allá de la escuela

how did you get past the guard? — ¿cómo hiciste para que el guardia te dejara pasar?

the second turning past the lights — la segunda calle después del semáforo

2)

a) ( after) (esp BrE)

it's ten past six/half past two — son las seis y diez/las dos y media

it was past eleven — eran las once pasadas

it's long past midnight — son mucho más de las doce

till past midnight — hasta después de la medianoche

it's past your bedtime — ya deberías estar acostado

b) ( older than)

once you get past 40... — después de los 40..., una vez pasados los 40...

I'm past the age/stage when... — ya he pasado la edad/superado la etapa en que...

3) (outside, beyond)

to be past -ing: I'm past caring ya no me importa; I wouldn't put it past her no me extrañaría que lo hiciera, la creo muy capaz de hacerlo; to be past it (colloq): they think everyone over 40 is past it — piensan que cualquiera que tenga más de 40 ya está para el arrastre (fam) or para cuarteles de invierno

IV

adverb

a) ( with verbs of motion)

to fly/cycle/drive past — pasar volando/en bicicleta/en coche

he hurried past — pasó a toda prisa

we watched the troops march past — vimos desfilar a las tropas

b) ( giving time) (esp BrE)

it's twenty-five past — son y veinticinco

English-spanish dictionary > past
4 residential

[-'denʃəl]

adjective

1) ((of an area of a town etc) containing houses rather than offices, shops etc: This district is mainly residential; a residential neighbourhood/area.) for beboelse; beboelses-

2) (requiring a person to live in the place where he works: a residential post.) med bolig på stedet

3) (of, concerned with, living in a place.) som angår bolig

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[-'denʃəl]

adjective

1) ((of an area of a town etc) containing houses rather than offices, shops etc: This district is mainly residential; a residential neighbourhood/area.) for beboelse; beboelses-

2) (requiring a person to live in the place where he works: a residential post.) med bolig på stedet

3) (of, concerned with, living in a place.) som angår bolig

English-Danish dictionary > residential
5 residence

noun

1) (a person's home, especially the grand house of someone important.) residens

2) (the act of living in a place, or the time of this: during his residence in Spain.) ophold

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noun

1) (a person's home, especially the grand house of someone important.) residens

2) (the act of living in a place, or the time of this: during his residence in Spain.) ophold

English-Danish dictionary > residence
6 residential

[ˌrezɪ'denʃl]
aggettivo

1) [ area] residenziale

2) (living in) [ staff] = che abita nella casa o nell'istituto in cui lavora

residential home — BE (for elderly) casa di riposo; (for disabled) comunità per disabili; (for youth) ostello

to be in residential care — essere ospitato da un istituto

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[-'denʃəl]

adjective

1) ((of an area of a town etc) containing houses rather than offices, shops etc: This district is mainly residential; a residential neighbourhood/area.) residenziale

2) (requiring a person to live in the place where he works: a residential post.) (per residenti)

3) (of, concerned with, living in a place.) residenziale

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[ˌrezɪ'denʃl]
aggettivo

1) [ area] residenziale

2) (living in) [ staff] = che abita nella casa o nell'istituto in cui lavora

residential home — BE (for elderly) casa di riposo; (for disabled) comunità per disabili; (for youth) ostello

to be in residential care — essere ospitato da un istituto

English-Italian dictionary > residential
7 residential

- 'denʃəl

adjective

1) ((of an area of a town etc) containing houses rather than offices, shops etc: This district is mainly residential; a residential neighbourhood/area.) residencial

2) (requiring a person to live in the place where he works: a residential post.) con residencia incluida en el lugar de trabajo

3) (of, concerned with, living in a place.) residencial

residential adj residencial

a residential area una zona residencial

residential

tr[resɪ'denʃəl]

adjective

1 residencial

\

SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL

residential care sistema de cuidados a domicilio para los enfermos

residential [.rɛzə'dɛnʧəl] adj

: residencial

residential

adj.

• residencial adj.

'rezə'dentʃəl, ˌrezɪ'denʃəl
adjective <area/suburb> residencial; < course> con alojamiento para los asistentes

[ˌrezɪ'denʃǝl]
1.

ADJ [area] residencial; [work] interno

2.

CPD

residential care N — atención f residencial

• to be in residential care — [old person] estar en una residencia (de ancianos); [handicapped person] estar en un centro de atención especial

residential home N — (for old people) residencia f (de ancianos), hogar m ; (for handicapped people) centro m de atención especial

residential school N — internado m

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['rezə'dentʃəl, ˌrezɪ'denʃəl]
adjective <area/suburb> residencial; < course> con alojamiento para los asistentes

English-spanish dictionary > residential
8 residence

noun

1) (abode) Wohnsitz, der; (house) Wohnhaus, das; (mansion) Villa, die; (of a head of state or church, an ambassador) Residenz, die

the President's official residence — der offizielle Wohnsitz des Präsidenten

2) (residing) Aufenthalt, der

take up residence in Rome — seinen Wohnsitz in Rom nehmen

be in residence — [König, Präsident usw.:] [an seinem offiziellen Wohnsitz] anwesend sein

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noun

1) (a person's home, especially the grand house of someone important.) der Wohnsitz

2) (the act of living in a place, or the time of this: during his residence in Spain.) der Aufenthalt

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resi·dence

[ˈrezɪd^ən(t)s]

n

1. ( form: domicile) Wohnsitz m, Domizil nt form

▪ to be in \residence ansässig sein

to take up \residence in a country sich akk in einem Land niederlassen

2. no pl (act of residing) Wohnen nt

▪ to be in \residence wohnen; monarch residieren

3. (building) Wohngebäude nt; of a monarch Residenz f

4. UNIV (for research) Forschungsaufenthalt m; (for teaching) Lehraufenthalt m

he will remain in \residence for the remainder of the academic year sein Lehraufenthalt dauert noch bis zum Ende des Studienjahres

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['rezIdəns]
n

1) (= house) Wohnhaus nt; (= hostel for students, nurses) Wohnheim nt; (of monarch, ambassador etc) Residenz f

the President's official residence — der Amtssitz des Präsidenten

See:

→ hall

2) no pl

(= stay, living) country of residence — Aufenthaltsland nt

place of residence — Wohnort m

after 5 years' residence in Britain — nach 5 Jahren Aufenthalt in Großbritannien

to take up residence in the capital —

residence in the country is restricted to nationals — nur Staatsangehörige können im Land Wohnsitz nehmen (form)

to be in residence (monarch, governor etc) — anwesend sein

poet etc in residence (Univ) — ansässiger Dichter etc

the students are now in residence — das Semester hat angefangen

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residence [ˈrezıdəns] s

1. Wohnsitz m, -ort m:

permanent ( oder legal, fixed) residence fester oder ständiger Wohnsitz;

take up (one’s) residence seinen Wohnsitz aufschlagen, sich niederlassen ( beide:

in, at in dat)

2. Sitz m (einer Behörde etc)

3. Aufenthalt m:

residence permit Aufenthaltserlaubnis f, -genehmigung f

4. (herrschaftliches) Wohnhaus, (Land)Sitz m, Herrenhaus n

5. Wohnung f: → official A 1

6. Wohnen n

7. Ortsansässigkeit f:

residence is required es besteht Residenzpflicht;

in residence am Amtsort ansässig (Beamter)

res. abk

1. research

2. reserve

3. residence

4. resident

5. residential

6. resides

7. resigned

8. resolution

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noun

1) (abode) Wohnsitz, der; (house) Wohnhaus, das; (mansion) Villa, die; (of a head of state or church, an ambassador) Residenz, die

the President's official residence — der offizielle Wohnsitz des Präsidenten

2) (residing) Aufenthalt, der

take up residence in Rome — seinen Wohnsitz in Rom nehmen

be in residence — [König, Präsident usw.:] [an seinem offiziellen Wohnsitz] anwesend sein

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n.

Aufenthalt m.

Residenz -en f.

Wohnort -e m.

Wohnsitz -e m.

English-german dictionary > residence
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adjective

1) Wohn[gebiet, -siedlung, -straße]

2)

residential course — Kurs, dessen Teilnehmer am Ort wohnen

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[-'denʃəl]

adjective

1) ((of an area of a town etc) containing houses rather than offices, shops etc: This district is mainly residential; a residential neighbourhood/area.) Wohn-...

2) (requiring a person to live in the place where he works: a residential post.) am Arbeitsplatz wohnend

3) (of, concerned with, living in a place.) Wohn-...

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resi·den·tial

[ˌrezɪˈden(t)ʃ^əl]

adj inv

1. (housing area) Wohn-

\residential district Wohngebiet nt

2. (job requiring person to live in) mit Wohnung im Haus nach n

my job is \residential ich wohne an meinem Arbeitsplatz

3. (used as a residence) Wohn-

\residential establishment Wohnheim nt

\residential construction Wohnungsbau m

\residential hotel Hotel nt für Dauergäste

\residential housing no pl (buildings) Mietwohnbauten pl; (department) Wohnungswesen nt

\residential property Wohnliegenschaft f

4. (concerning residence) Aufenthalts-

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["rezI'denSəl]
adj
job im Haus; college mit einem Wohnheim verbunden
residential requirements for voting — Meldevoraussetzungen zur Ausübung des Wahlrechts

residential accommodation — Unterbringung f im Heim

residential customer (for utilities) — Privathaushalt m

residential development — Wohnungsbau m

residential market — Häuser- und Wohnungsmarkt m, nichtgewerblicher Immobilienmarkt

residential mortgage — Hypothek f für Wohneigentum

residential property — Wohngebäude nt

residential street — Wohnstraße f

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residential [-ˈdenʃl; US -tʃəl] adj

1. Wohn…:

residential area ( auch vornehme) Wohngegend;

residential estate Wohngrundstück n;

residential tower Wohnhochhaus n;

residential university Internatsuniversität f; → academic.ru/59579/quarter">quarter A 15

2. Wohnsitz…:

residential allowance Ortszulage f;

residential qualifications pl Wohnsitzerfordernis f (für Wähler)

3. Residenz…

res. abk

1. research

2. reserve

3. residence

4. resident

5. residential

6. resides

7. resigned

8. resolution

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adjective

1) Wohn[gebiet, -siedlung, -straße]

2)

residential course — Kurs, dessen Teilnehmer am Ort wohnen

English-german dictionary > residential
10 lonely

adjective

1) (lacking or wanting companionship: Aren't you lonely, living by yourself?) solo

2) ((of a place) far away from busy places, having few people: a lonely island.) aislado, solitario

lonely adj

1. solo

she had nobody, she felt lonely no tenía a nadie, se encontraba sola

2. solitario

a lonely place un lugar solitario

El comparativo de lonely se escribe lonelier; el superlativo se escribe loneliest

lonely

tr['ləʊnlɪ]

adjective (comp lonelier, superl loneliest)

1 (person) solo,-a

2 (place) solitario,-a, aislado,-a

\

SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL

lonely hearts club club para personas que quieren entablar nuevas amistades

lonely hearts column sección nombre femenino de contactos

lonely ['lo:nli] adj, - lier ; - est

1) solitary: solitario, aislado

2) lonesome: solo

to feel lonely: sentirse muy solo

lonely

adj.

• abandonado, -a adj.

• aislado, -a adj.

• solitario, -a adj.

• solo y triste adj.

• solo, -a adj.

'ləʊnli
adjective -lier, -liest

a) ( feeling alone)

to feel lonely — sentirse* solo

lonely evenings — noches de soledad

a lonely life — una vida solitaria

b) ( isolated) <spot/farm> solitario, aislado

['lǝʊnlɪ]
1. ADJ

1) (compar lonelier)
(superl loneliest) (=without company)
he was a sad and lonely man — era un hombre triste y solitario

to feel lonely — sentirse solo

I was lonely and didn't know what to do — me sentía solo y no sabía qué hacer

2) (=solitary) [life, place, period of time] solitario

the lonely hours of the night — las horas nocturnas de soledad, las solitarias horas de la noche

it's lonely at the top — uno se siente muy solo en la cumbre

3) (=remote) [village, house] solitario, aislado; [road] solitario

4) liter (=mournful) [sound] lúgubre y solitario liter

2.

NPL

the lonely — las personas que están solas

3.

CPD

lonely hearts club N — club m de corazones solitarios

lonely hearts (column) N — sección f de corazones solitarios

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['ləʊnli]
adjective -lier, -liest

a) ( feeling alone)

to feel lonely — sentirse* solo

lonely evenings — noches de soledad

a lonely life — una vida solitaria

b) ( isolated) <spot/farm> solitario, aislado

English-spanish dictionary > lonely
11 residence

['rezɪdəns]
nome

1) (in property ad) casa f., residenza f.; (prestigious) villa f., casa f. signorile

2) form. (dwelling) casa f., domicilio m.

3) amm. dir. (in area, country) residenza f., soggiorno m.

place of residence — luogo di residenza

to take up residence — andare ad abitare, prendere residenza

to be in residence — form. [ monarch] = essere (presente) nella residenza reale

4) AE univ. (anche residence hall, hall of residence) casa f. dello studente, collegio m. universitario

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noun

1) (a person's home, especially the grand house of someone important.) residenza

2) (the act of living in a place, or the time of this: during his residence in Spain.) soggiorno

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residence /ˈrɛzɪdns/
n.

1 [u] residenza; dimora: the President's official residence, la residenza ufficiale del presidente; (scherz.) my humble residence, la mia umile dimora

2 residenza; soggiorno: to take up ( one's) residence in a place, prendere la residenza in un luogo; during my residence in France, durante il mio soggiorno in Francia; ( in albergo) DIALOGO → - Checking into a hotel- Can I ask you to fill out the residence card?, posso chiederle di riempire il modulo del registro per gli ospiti?

3 [u] (leg.) domicilio fiscale

4 [u] (leg.) residenza: The law will give the right of residence to 50,000 illegal immigrants, la legge darà diritto di residenza a 50 000 immigrati clandestini

● (tur.) residence hotel, residence □ residence permit, permesso di soggiorno □ to be in residence, (di funzionario, studente) essere in sede; ( di professore) risiedere presso l'università □ (in GB) novelist [poet, painter] in residence, romanziere [poeta, pittore] che è ospite fisso di un'università □ Residence is required, la residenza è obbligatoria
FALSI AMICI: residence non significa residence nel senso italiano di struttura alberghiera.
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['rezɪdəns]
nome

1) (in property ad) casa f., residenza f.; (prestigious) villa f., casa f. signorile

2) form. (dwelling) casa f., domicilio m.

3) amm. dir. (in area, country) residenza f., soggiorno m.

place of residence — luogo di residenza

to take up residence — andare ad abitare, prendere residenza

to be in residence — form. [ monarch] = essere (presente) nella residenza reale

4) AE univ. (anche residence hall, hall of residence) casa f. dello studente, collegio m. universitario

English-Italian dictionary > residence
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'empti
1. adjective
1) (having nothing inside: an empty box; an empty cup.) vacío

2) (unoccupied: an empty house.) desocupado, vacío

3) ((with of) completely without: a street quite empty of people.) desierto, vacío

4) (having no practical result; (likely to be) unfulfilled: empty threats.) vano

2. verb
1) (to make or become empty: He emptied the jug; The cinema emptied quickly at 10.30; He emptied out his pockets.) vaciarse

2) (to tip, pour, or fall out of a container: She emptied the milk into a pan; The rubbish emptied on to the ground.) verter, derramar

3. noun
(an empty bottle etc: Take the empties back to the shop.) envase vacío

- emptiness
- empty-handed
- empty-headed

empty¹ adj vacío

an empty box una caja vacía

El comparativo de empty se escribe emptier; el superlativo se escribe emptiest

empty² vb vaciar

he emptied the box vació la caja

El pasado y participio pasado de empty se escribe emptied; el gerundio se escribe emptying

empty

tr['emptɪ]

adjective (comp emptier, superl emptiest)

1 (gen) vacío,-a; (place) desierto,-a; (house) desocupado,-a, deshabitado,-a; (seat, table, palce) libre, desocupado

■ the roads were empty las carreteras estaban desiertas

■ the pub is almost empty el pub está casi vacío

■ see if you can find an empty seat a ver si encuentras un asiento libre

2 familiar (hungry) hambriento,-a

■ ten minutes after a Chinese meal I feel empty again diez minutos después de una comida china vuelvo a tener hambre

3 (purposeless) vano,-a, inútil; (meaningless) carente de sentido; (words, threats, promises) vano,-a

■ empty threats amenazas vanas

■ her life was empty su vida carecía de sentido

transitive verb

1 vaciar

■ empty your pockets vacía los bolsillos

■ he emptied the bottle in one go vació la botella de un trago

■ his speech emptied the hall su discurso dejó la sala vacía

■ he emptied the box into the dustbin vació la caja en el cubo de la basura

intransitive verb

1 vaciarse

■ the cinema slowy began to empty el cine se fue vaciando poco a poco

2 (of rivers) desembocar ( into, en)

plural noun empties

1 envases nombre masculino plural, cascos nombre masculino plural

empty ['ɛmpti] v, - tied ; - tying vt

: vaciar

empty vi

: desaguar (dícese de un río)

empty adj, emptier ; - est

1) : vacío

2) vacant: desocupado, libre

3) meaningless: vacío, hueco, vano

empty

adj.

• desocupado, -a adj.

• hueco, -a adj.

• vacante adj.

• vacío, -a adj.

• vano, -a adj.

v.

• desaguar v.

• desaguazar v.

• desangrar v.

• descargar v.

• desembarazar v.

• desembocar v.

• desocupar v.

• vaciar v.

• verter v.

I 'empti
adjective -tier, -tiest <container/table> vacío; <words/gesture/life> vacío; <threat/promise> vano

II
1.

-ties, -tying, -tied transitive verb

a) \<\<container/warehouse\>\> vaciar*

b) ( take or pour out)

she emptied the water down the sink — tiró el agua por el fregadero

she emptied the contents all over the floor — vació la caja (or el bolso etc) en el suelo

2.

vi \<\<room/street\>\> vaciarse*; \<\<river/stream\>\>

to empty INTO something — desaguar* en algo

Phrasal Verbs:

- empty out

III

noun (pl - ties) (colloq) ( bottle) envase m (vacío), casco m (Esp, Méx)

['emptɪ]
1. ADJ
(compar emptier) (superl emptiest)
1) (=containing nothing, nobody) [box, bottle, glass, street, room, hands] vacío; [seat, chair] (in bus, restaurant) libre, desocupado; (in living room) vacío; [place] desierto; [landscape] desierto, desolado; [gun] descargado; [post, job] vacante

the flat next door is empty — (=unoccupied) el piso de al lado está desocupado

• to be empty of sth, the parks are empty of children — en los parques no hay niños

his face was empty of all expression — su rostro no expresaba ninguna emoción

• she was staring into empty space — miraba al infinito

there was an empty space at the table — había un sitio vacío or sin ocupar en la mesa

• on an empty stomach — en ayunas, con el estómago vacío

- empty vessels make the most noise

2) (=meaningless) [threat, promise, dream] vano; [words, rhetoric] hueco, vacío; [exercise] inútil; [life] sin sentido, vacío

• it's an empty gesture — es un gesto vacío

• she felt trapped in an empty marriage — se sentía atrapada en una relación matrimonial vacía

• his promises were just so much empty talk — sus promesas no eran más que palabras huecas or vanas

• my life is empty without you — mi vida no tiene sentido sin ti

3) (=numb) [person] vacío; [feeling] de vacío

when I heard the news I felt empty — cuando me enteré de la noticia me sentí vacío

2. N

1) (usu pl) (=empty bottle) envase m (vacío), casco m (vacío); (=empty glass) vaso m (vacío)

2) (Aut)

• the car was running on empty — el coche estaba con el depósito vacío

I was running on empty — (fig) no me quedaba energía

3.

VT [+ container, tank, glass, plate] vaciar

television has emptied the cinemas — la televisión ha dejado los cines vacíos

• I emptied the dirty water down the drain — tiré el agua sucia por el sumidero

• she emptied the ashtray into the bin — vació el cenicero en el cubo de la basura

• we emptied the cupboards of junk — vaciamos los armarios de trastos

he emptied the gun of bullets — descargó la pistola

I tried to empty my mind of distractions — intenté vaciar la mente de distracciones

• I emptied the contents of the bag onto the bed — vacié la bolsa en la cama

• to empty out one's pockets — vaciarse los bolsillos

• he emptied the water out of his boots — se sacó el agua de las botas

4. VI

1) (=become empty) [room, building, theatre, bath] vaciarse; [street] quedarse desierto, vaciarse; [train, coach, plane] quedarse vacío, vaciarse

• the auditorium quickly emptied of students — los estudiantes desalojaron el auditorio rápidamente

2) (=flow)

• to empty into sth — [river] desembocar en algo

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I ['empti]
adjective -tier, -tiest <container/table> vacío; <words/gesture/life> vacío; <threat/promise> vano

II
1.

-ties, -tying, -tied transitive verb

a) \<\<container/warehouse\>\> vaciar*

b) ( take or pour out)

she emptied the water down the sink — tiró el agua por el fregadero

she emptied the contents all over the floor — vació la caja (or el bolso etc) en el suelo

2.

vi \<\<room/street\>\> vaciarse*; \<\<river/stream\>\>

to empty INTO something — desaguar* en algo

Phrasal Verbs:

- empty out

III

noun (pl - ties) (colloq) ( bottle) envase m (vacío), casco m (Esp, Méx)

English-spanish dictionary > empty
13 residence

noun

1) (a person's home, especially the grand house of someone important.) (embets)bolig, større hus

2) (the act of living in a place, or the time of this: during his residence in Spain.) opphold

subst. \/ˈrezɪd(ə)ns\/

1) opphold, beboelse

2) bopel, bosted, bolig, husvære, residens

• residence is required

søkeren må ha bopel på stedet

3) ( overført) sete, residens, oppholdssted

be in residence bo på college eller universitet, bo i embetsbolig, bo i tjenestebolig, være hjemme

• the Queen is in residence

dronningen er hjemme (på slottet)

habitual residence ( jus) fast bopel

official residence embetsbolig, tjenestebolig

(place of) residence hjemsted, oppholdssted

take up residence bosette seg, slå seg ned

English-Norwegian dictionary > residence
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- 'denʃəl

adjective

1) ((of an area of a town etc) containing houses rather than offices, shops etc: This district is mainly residential; a residential neighbourhood/area.) bolig-

2) (requiring a person to live in the place where he works: a residential post.) (jobb) med bolig på stedet

3) (of, concerned with, living in a place.) som angår fast bolig

adj. \/ˌrezɪˈdenʃ(ə)l\/

1) villa-

• the houses are part of a residential suburb

husene er en del av en villaforstad

2) bosteds-, bolig-, beboelses-

• they moved to a quiet residential district

de flyttet til et rolig boligområde

residential qualification bostedstilknytning, valgkretstilhørighet

• he is not allowed to vote in this constituency because he has not got residential qualification

han har ikke lov til å stemme i denne valgkretsen fordi han ikke har bostedstilknytning

English-Norwegian dictionary > residential
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[-'denʃəl]

adjective

1) ((of an area of a town etc) containing houses rather than offices, shops etc: This district is mainly residential; a residential neighbourhood/area.) íbúðar-

2) (requiring a person to live in the place where he works: a residential post.) ætlaður til búsetu á vinnustað

3) (of, concerned with, living in a place.) sem varðar fasta búsetu

English-Icelandic dictionary > residential
16 residential

lakó-, tartózkodási
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[-'denʃəl]

adjective

1) ((of an area of a town etc) containing houses rather than offices, shops etc: This district is mainly residential; a residential neighbourhood/area.) lakó-

2) (requiring a person to live in the place where he works: a residential post.) bennlakással járó

3) (of, concerned with, living in a place.) lakó-

English-Hungarian dictionary > residential
17 residential

[-'denʃəl]

adjective

1) ((of an area of a town etc) containing houses rather than offices, shops etc: This district is mainly residential; a residential neighbourhood/area.) residencial

2) (requiring a person to live in the place where he works: a residential post.) residencial

3) (of, concerned with, living in a place.) residencial

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res.i.den.tial

[rezid'enʃəl] adj residencial.

English-Portuguese dictionary > residential
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adj. yerleşim, oturmaya elverişli, meskun, ikâmetgâh

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1. konut 2. oturmaya ayrılmış
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[-'denʃəl]

adjective

1) ((of an area of a town etc) containing houses rather than offices, shops etc: This district is mainly residential; a residential neighbourhood/area.) oturmaya ayrılmış

2) (requiring a person to live in the place where he works: a residential post.) yatılı

3) (of, concerned with, living in a place.) bir yerde oturmayla ilgili

English-Turkish dictionary > residential
19 residential

[-'denʃəl]

adjective

1) ((of an area of a town etc) containing houses rather than offices, shops etc: This district is mainly residential; a residential neighbourhood/area.) stanovanjski

2) (requiring a person to live in the place where he works: a residential post.) (služba) za katero je potrebno bivališče v istem kraju

3) (of, concerned with, living in a place.) stanovanjski

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[rezidénšəl]
adverb ( residentially adverb)

stanovanjski; primeren, pripraven za zasebne hiše, zaseden z zasebnimi hišami

residential district — stanovanjski okoliš

residential club — klub, v katerem imajo člani stanovanje in oskrbo

residential quarter (area, district) — stanovanjska četrt (z vilami itd.)

residential school — šola z internatom

residential section — stanovanjska mestna četrt

English-Slovenian dictionary > residential
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• oleskella

• asunto

• kuulua

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- 'denʃəl

adjective

1) ((of an area of a town etc) containing houses rather than offices, shops etc: This district is mainly residential; a residential neighbourhood/area.) asuin-

2) (requiring a person to live in the place where he works: a residential post.) työpaikalla asumista edellyttävä

3) (of, concerned with, living in a place.)

English-Finnish dictionary > residential

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