Past-participle adjective derived from the verb “domicile”; frequently used predicatively (be/have been domiciled) and attributively (Cayman-domiciled fund).

Sinónimos

resident

residing

settled

domicileverb

domiciled

Past Simple

domiciled

Past Simple

domiciled

Past Participle

domiciling

Gerund

/ˈdɒm.ɪ.saɪl/

/ˈdɑː.mə.saɪl/

проживать

They domicile in a small town near the coast.

Они проживают в небольшом городке у побережья.

Traducciones adicionales

Sinónimos

make one's home

establish residence

take up residence

Definiciones

domiciledadjective

Having a permanent home or residence in a particular place.

The company is domiciled in Switzerland, which offers certain tax advantages.

Residing or based in a specified place, especially for legal or tax purposes.

They launched a Luxembourg-domiciled investment vehicle.

domiciledpast participle

Past participle of the verb “domicile”; used adjectivally to denote that a person or entity has established residence in a particular jurisdiction.

The couple had been domiciled abroad for over a decade.

domicileverb

To establish a residence or home in a particular place.

The company decided to domicile its headquarters in the city to take advantage of the local talent pool.

(intransitive) To reside or dwell in a particular place.

During their sabbatical, they domiciled in a remote mountain village.

To provide with a residence; to house or lodge.

The government domiciled the displaced families in temporary shelters.