neighbor

resident; inhabitant

to reside; to dwell; to live in a place; resident in

to live together; to cohabit

to separate (married couple); to live apart (of husband and wife, family members)

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

(literary) to reside; to live; (bound form) to occupy (a position); (literary) to store up; (literary) to remain; to stay; (bound form) residence; dwelling; (bound form) used in names of restaurants

surname Ju

(archaic) sentence-final particle expressing a doubting attitude

living room; sitting room

to live in seclusion

to live alone; to live a solitary existence

cave man

to migrate; to move to a new place of residence

residence

to live at home; to stay at home; home (schooling etc); in-home (care etc); household (repairs etc); living (environment etc)

to reside

home; residence; to stay at home (unemployed)

lit. to be in a high location, overlooking the scene below (idiom); fig. to occupy a commanding position; to assume a haughty attitude

residential area; neighborhood

settlement

current address; place of residence

human habitat

see 仙居縣|仙居县[Xian1 ju1 Xian4]

to be located at

to live; to reside

to live far away from one's native place; to reside in a foreign country

to choose a home

écu (French coin, discontinued by the end of the 18th century)

to cohabit with a lover illicitly

to live in widowhood (formal)

see 安居區|安居区[An1 ju1 Qu1]

to settle down; to live peacefully

livable

to live in a foreign place; to live somewhere as a guest

to live away from home

to make one's home in; to reside in; to inhabit

to live as a widow

to observe the ritual mourning

to be between two parties (as in mediation); to be in the middle; to be in between; (page layout) to be centered

to occupy (a position)

inhabitant

to occupy a high position (in administration)

to claim credit for oneself

to live; to reside

dwelling place; home

to be in the majority

to hoard; to speculate; profiteering

to remain widowed (formal)