英语词汇“residential”的音标、意思、用法及中文翻译-反思网

non-residential
A residential building is one in which people live:
Behind the beach are high-rise hotels and residential buildings.
The architect's tallest building is a 75 storey residential tower.
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non-residential
C2
A residential job, position, course, etc. is one for which you live at the same place where you work or study: （为工作或学习而）在某处居住的，寄宿的，住宿在任所的
The college runs residential courses throughout the summer.
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non-residential
relating to where you live or have lived: 居住的;定居的
You must satisfy the residential qualifications to get a work permit.要想得到工作许可，你必须要符合居民资格。
It was not safe to locate the chemicals factory in a residential area.
Rents in residential areas are lower than in the business district.
The agency deals with residential and commercial property.
The residential course for writers takes place in August.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Towns & regions: areas in towns & cities
anti-development
arrondissement
backstreet
backstreets
borough
botanic garden
business park
Chinatown
housing estate
industrial estate
inner ring
marketplace
midtown
non-residential
old town
outer ring
plaza
skid
uptown
wasteland

You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Buildings in general
Home
Living or sleeping somewhere

residential | American Dictionary

residential
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/ˌrez·ɪˈden·tʃəl/
of or relating to houses where people live rather than to places where they work:
Glen Oaks is a residential neighborhood.

residential | Business English

residential
adjective
uk /ˌrezɪˈdenʃəl/us
PROPERTY
a residential area or building is where people live:
The business was disturbing people in the usually quiet residential area.
There were 681 residential units available for rent in that area alone.
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commercialadjective
COMMERCE
relating to homes, rather than businesses:
The average annual bill for residential customers fell by $5.
They are the state's second largest residential insurer.
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commercialadjective
involving living in a place, as well as studying or working there:
residential course

Examples of residential

residential
Opinions of people aged over 75 years on private and local authority residential care.
Again for the residential sample, only literate households are chosen.
First, we hypothesize that these shocks have induced residential resorting, which should increase the allocative efficiency with which local public goods are consumed.
Subsequent residential relocation was rare and typically proved extremely difficult, requiring government approval and reassignment.
The numbers in residential treatment centers for behaviorally disturbed youth rose from 25,500 to 44,000 (66% population-adjusted increase).
To accomplish this, we first listed the other census tracts that surrounded each of the 177 residential census tracts.
Our first hypothesis is that residential re-sorting should significantly increase the allocative efficiency with which households consume local public goods.
Staff from residential institutions, hospitals, day-care centres and schools, and also parents should be made aware that norovirus is highly contagious.
To address this question, several experts evaluated the appropriateness of the residential district designation.
Such residential buildings contained from a few to twenty or more apartments, with the average being around eight to ten dwellings each.
Finally, we did not find any evidence of effects of residential history on overall categorization accuracy.
Twenty residents participated in the study, five from the nursing home and 15 from the residential care unit.
Evidence with regard to the use of nursing homes and recuperative care in residential settings is not yet to hand.
However, the subjects studied lived in a residential home and many were ex-smokers, so underlying age-related pathology may have biased the findings.
In the process, the book raises several important issues about the formation and maintenance of residential space in one capitalist society.
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词汇	residential
释义	residential adjective uk /ˌrez.ɪˈden.ʃəl/ us /ˌrez.əˈden.ʃəl/ B2 A residential road, area, etc. has only private houses, not offices and factories.居民区的 Compare non-residential A residential building is one in which people live: Behind the beach are high-rise hotels and residential buildings. The architect's tallest building is a 75 storey residential tower. Compare non-residential C2 A residential job, position, course, etc. is one for which you live at the same place where you work or study: （为工作或学习而）在某处居住的，寄宿的，住宿在任所的 The college runs residential courses throughout the summer. Compare non-residential relating to where you live or have lived: 居住的;定居的 You must satisfy the residential qualifications to get a work permit.要想得到工作许可，你必须要符合居民资格。 It was not safe to locate the chemicals factory in a residential area. Rents in residential areas are lower than in the business district. The agency deals with residential and commercial property. The residential course for writers takes place in August. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Towns & regions: areas in towns & cities anti-development arrondissement backstreet backstreets borough botanic garden business park Chinatown housing estate industrial estate inner ring marketplace midtown non-residential old town outer ring plaza skid uptown wasteland You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Buildings in general Home Living or sleeping somewhere residential \| American Dictionary residential adjective[ not gradable ] us/ˌrez·ɪˈden·tʃəl/ of or relating to houses where people live rather than to places where they work: Glen Oaks is a residential neighborhood. residential \| Business English residential adjective uk /ˌrezɪˈdenʃəl/us PROPERTY a residential area or building is where people live: The business was disturbing people in the usually quiet residential area. There were 681 residential units available for rent in that area alone. Compare commercialadjective COMMERCE relating to homes, rather than businesses: The average annual bill for residential customers fell by $5. They are the state's second largest residential insurer. Compare commercialadjective involving living in a place, as well as studying or working there: residential course Examples of residential residential Opinions of people aged over 75 years on private and local authority residential care. Again for the residential sample, only literate households are chosen. First, we hypothesize that these shocks have induced residential resorting, which should increase the allocative efficiency with which local public goods are consumed. Subsequent residential relocation was rare and typically proved extremely difficult, requiring government approval and reassignment. The numbers in residential treatment centers for behaviorally disturbed youth rose from 25,500 to 44,000 (66% population-adjusted increase). To accomplish this, we first listed the other census tracts that surrounded each of the 177 residential census tracts. Our first hypothesis is that residential re-sorting should significantly increase the allocative efficiency with which households consume local public goods. Staff from residential institutions, hospitals, day-care centres and schools, and also parents should be made aware that norovirus is highly contagious. To address this question, several experts evaluated the appropriateness of the residential district designation. Such residential buildings contained from a few to twenty or more apartments, with the average being around eight to ten dwellings each. Finally, we did not find any evidence of effects of residential history on overall categorization accuracy. Twenty residents participated in the study, five from the nursing home and 15 from the residential care unit. Evidence with regard to the use of nursing homes and recuperative care in residential settings is not yet to hand. However, the subjects studied lived in a residential home and many were ex-smokers, so underlying age-related pathology may have biased the findings. In the process, the book raises several important issues about the formation and maintenance of residential space in one capitalist society. See all examples of residential These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.
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