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residieren

/ʁeziˈdiːʁən/
verb★Intermediate— to reside
formal

To live or stay in a particular place, especially as a permanent or long-term resident.

Der Botschafter residiert in der Hauptstadt.

The ambassador resides in the capital.

💡

Often used in formal or official contexts, such as describing the residence of diplomats or high-ranking officials.

Collocations

in einer Stadt residierento reside in a cityoffiziell residierento officially reside

Synonyms

wohnenlebensich aufhalten

Antonyms

reisenumherziehen

💡Pro Tip

Formal vs. Informal

Use 'residieren' for formal or official contexts. For everyday language, 'wohnen' or 'leben' are more common.

📖Word Origin

From Latin 'residere' (to sit back, remain), via French 'résider'.

📝Usage Notes

The verb is often used in formal contexts, such as describing the official residence of diplomats or dignitaries. It can also refer to living in a place for an extended period.

Word Breakdown

resid
to remain
root
+
-ieren
to do, to perform (verb suffix)
suffix
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