| 释义 |
resiˈdentially, adv.
[f. residential a.1 + -ly2.]
As a residence; according to residence; with the provision of residential accommodation.
1913Chambers's Jrnl. Jan. 51/2 London contains no single palace residentially associated with our long line of sovereigns. 1922Daily Mail 1 Dec. 8 It is sufficiently developed to be comfortable residentially. 1974Sci. Amer. Sept. 125/1 The American high school has all the requisites of an institution designed to promote mating: single males and females are assembled in substantial and equal numbers, are residentially selected for social homogeneity, [etc.]. 1978Daily Tel. 24 July 13/2 The conference was being held residentially at Lambeth. |