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2 résider
résider [ʀezide]➭ TABLE 1 intransitive verb* * *ʀezideverbe intransitif1) ( vivre) to reside sout, to live2) ( se trouver)* * *ʀezide vi1) (= habiter) to residerésider à; résider dans; résider en — to reside in
2) fig (= se situer)résider dans — to lie in, to reside in
* * *résider verb table: aimer vi1 ( vivre) to reside sout, to live; il réside à Paris/à cette adresse he resides in Paris/at this address;2 ( se trouver) résider dans qch to lie in sth; la difficulté réside en ce que the difficulty lies in the fact that; c'est là or en cela que réside la difficulté that's where the difficulty lies.[rezide] verbe intransitif1. [habiter]résider à l'étranger/à Genève to live abroad/in Geneva2. (figuré) -
3 demeurer
demeurer [d(ə)mœʀe]➭ TABLE 1━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━► When demeurer means to live, it is conjugated with avoir, when it means to remain, it is conjugated with être.━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━intransitive verb* * *dəmœʀe
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verbe intransitif1) (+ v avoir) ( résider) to reside2) (+ v être) ( rester) to remain
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verbe impersonnelil n'en demeure pas moins que — nonetheless, the fact remains that
* * *d(ə)mœʀe vi1) (= habiter) to live, (= séjourner) to stay2) (= subsister) [indices, sentiment] to remain3) (avec attribut) (= rester) to remainen demeurer là [personne] — to leave it at that, [choses] to be left at that
* * *demeurer verb table: aimer vi1 ( résider) (+ v avoir) to reside; demeurant à Paris/25 rue du Bac residing in Paris/at 25 rue du Bac;2 ( rester) (+ v être) to remain; il est demeuré sourd à nos supplications he remained deaf to our entreaties; demeurer comme un grand homme to be remembered as a great man; il n'en demeure pas moins que nonetheless, the fact remains that.[dəmɶre] verbe intransitif1. (auxiliaire être) [rester - dans tel état] to remaindemeurer silencieux/inconnu to remain silent/unknown -
4 particularité
particularité [paʀtikylaʀite]feminine noun• la particularité du logiciel réside dans... what makes this software different is...* * *paʀtikylaʀite1) ( caractéristique) special feature2) (de maladie, régime politique, situation) particular nature; ( de coutume) uniqueness* * *paʀtikylaʀite nf1) (= fait d'être particulier) particular nature2) (= trait distinctif) [personne, personnalité] distinctive characteristic, [lieu, chose] distinctive feature3) (= détail) particularity* * *1 ( caractéristique) special feature; les particularités climatiques/géologiques d'une région the special climatic/geological features of an area; les particularités historiques d'un pays a country's particular historical background; un accord qui présente la particularité d'être an agreement that has the special feature of being;2 (de maladie, régime politique, situation) particular nature; ( de coutume) uniqueness.[partikylarite] nom féminin1. [trait distinctif - d'une personne, d'une culture, d'une langue etc] particularity, (specific) feature ou characteristic ou trait ; [ - d'une région] distinctive feature ; [ - d'une machine] special feature
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reside — I verb abide, be located, be quartered, be situated, become a citizen, bide, domicile, domiciliate, dwell, establish oneself, habitare, have an address, incolere, indwell, inhabit, inhabitare, live, live at, lodge, occupy, remain, settle, sojourn … Law dictionary
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