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domiciliate

/ˌdɒm.ɪˈsɪl.i.eɪt/

Traducción: Verbo anticuado que significa establecerse en un lugar como residencia, habitar en algún sitio, o instalarse en un domicilio.

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verb

/ˌdɒm.ɪˈsɪl.i.eɪt/formalobsoleto
  • esVerbo anticuado que significa establecerse en un lugar como residencia, habitar en algún sitio, o instalarse en un domicilio.

An obsolete verb meaning to establish a residence or to dwell in a place; to take up or provide with a home.

  1. To reside or settleC2formal

    To make one's home in a particular place or community; to take up residence.

    esDomiciliarse / establecerse

    • The family decided to domiciliate in the countryside for a quieter life.
    • Many immigrants chose to domiciliate in urban centers for better opportunities.
    • After years of travel, he finally domiciliated in a small coastal town.

    Sinónimosdwellinhabitlivelodgeresidesettle

  2. To provide housingC2formal

    To provide a place for someone to live; to accommodate.

    esProporcionar alojamiento

    • The organization works to domiciliate homeless families in temporary shelters.
    • The university domiciliates its students in modern dormitories.
    • The government program aims to domiciliate refugees in safe housing.

    Sinónimosaccommodatebilletdomicileharborhouselodgeput upquartershelter

    Antónimosdispossessevictexpeloust

Formas
  • domiciliated past participle
  • domiciliated past simple
  • domiciliating present participle
  • domiciliates third person singular