resident; inhabitant

unexpectedly; to one's surprise; go so far as to

to live or dwell in a specific place

to be located at; to occupy (a position)

neighbourhood committee

a residential unit or the number of rooms in a flat

to live together as a romantic couple without being legally married

to be in the majority

to settle down or establish a residence in a place

to remain at a high level (of prices, rates, etc.)

to settle (in some city, country etc); to take up residence

to live apart as a married couple, often as a step toward legal divorce

relating to the household or activities provided within the home (care, repairs, environment, etc.)

residential area or neighborhood

houses or dwellings of ordinary people, often referring to local or traditional architecture

a room in a house used for relaxing and entertaining guests; a sitting room

a multi-story building designed for residential use by multiple households

to occupy a high or important position, or to stand high above others

a newly acquired or moved-into residence

to live in a hole or burrow, especially of animals

to live together or congregate in a specific region, especially in the context of ethnic groups or specific social communities

to leap to (a certain rank or position); to jump to

to live in seclusion

everyday life and routine; one's daily activities

to live in peace and work happily (idiom)

to move one's place of residence to a new location, often to a different country or region

to be centered within a page layout or design context

to consider or style oneself as a particular role, status, or type of person, often with a sense of pretension

Former residence

To occupy a strategic or superior position (figuratively or strategically).

home or residential environment; related to the household

Historically used as a respectful title for a scholar living in seclusion, or a devout Buddhist layman.

to live or stay in a very small, confined, or inadequate space

to catch up from behind; the latecomer surpasses the old-timer

to live by oneself or lead a solitary existence

to reside

Bai Juyi (772-846), Tang dynasty poet

Zhang Juzheng (1525-1582), Grand Secretary during the Ming dynasty, credited with bringing the dynasty to its apogee

to live or stay away from home for an extended period, particularly when residing in a foreign country

to withdraw from a primary or frontline position to a secondary or secluded role.

to stay alert for potential danger or crisis while in a state of security or peace

to move from one residence to another

a place where one previously lived; an old or former residence

curie (Ci) (loanword)

the place where one lives or resides; current address