Reside

Pronunciation:rɪˈzaɪd

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verb

To live in a place permanently or for an extended period of time.

在一个地方永久或长时间居住。

Although many people reside in New York City, not everyone can afford a pet hamster—let alone a fancy apartment!
The president resides in the White House, but I think he should consider moving to a tiny house for a better Instagram following.
Some may say I reside in the 'land of snacks'—my pantry is always fully stocked!

In English, 'reside' is often used in formal contexts, such as legal documents or news articles, when referring to where someone lives.

noun

The action of residing or the fact of residing; residence.

居住的行为或事实；居住地。

The residence of cats is often a mystery; they could be in any sunny spot in the house!
In some cities, the residence of ghosts is rumored to be near old libraries; perhaps they just want to read!
Where I reside, the squirrels have decided to start a 'nature school' for acorn management.

The noun form 'residence' is often used legally or academically, while 'reside' is more commonly used in daily conversation.