residencies
residencies — 名詞
- residenciessingular
- residenciesesplural
1. The condition of having your home at a particular city, region, or building for
居住
在特定地點居住的事實或狀態
The condition of having your home at a particular city, region, or building for a continuous stretch of time.
Christopher's family maintained residencies in both Tokyo and Shanghai for over a decade.
Christopher 的家人在東京和上海兩地都有住所,住了十多年。
plural: residencies in [city/country]
Applicants must provide proof of residency when they apply for a local driver's license.
申請當地駕照時,必須提供居住證明。
collocation: proof of residency
Noor held residencies in three different countries before settling in Dublin.
Noor 在定居都柏林之前,曾在三個不同國家居住過。
The university requires at least one year of residency before students can move off campus.
學校要求學生至少住校一年,之後才能搬到校外。
- residence
more common in everyday language; 'residence' can also refer to the building itself, while 'residency' focuses on the state or legal status
- habitation
very formal; mostly found in legal or official documents
- dwelling
formal and often refers to the physical building rather than the state of living there
- absence
the state of not being present or living in a place
文法句型
proof / years / requirement of residency
maintain / hold residencies in [place]
用法筆記
The plural form 'residencies' mainly appears when a person has lived in multiple places or when discussing different periods of residence. The singular 'residency' is far more common for the general state of living somewhere.
常見錯誤
2. A programme of hands-on medical education that newly qualified doctors undergo a
住院醫師培訓
醫學院畢業後在醫院接受的進階訓練
A programme of hands-on medical education that newly qualified doctors undergo at a hospital, working under senior specialists to gain experience in a chosen field.
Dr. Sirin completed her residency in pediatrics at a large Chicago hospital.
Dr. Sirin 在芝加哥一家大型醫院完成了她的兒科住院醫師培訓。
pattern: residency in [specialty]
Vinícius is in his third year of residency and hopes to specialise in cardiology.
Vinícius 正在進行第三年的住院醫師訓練,希望將來能專攻心臟科。
collocation: year of residency
Competition for surgical residencies at top teaching hospitals is extremely fierce.
頂尖教學醫院的外科住院醫師名額競爭非常激烈。
After finishing her residency, Dr. Maeve opened a small clinic in her hometown.
完成住院醫師訓練後,Dr. Maeve 在故鄉開了一家小診所。
- medical residency
fuller term that avoids confusion with other senses of 'residency'
- internship
in US context, refers specifically to the first year of residency; not a full synonym
- fellowship
additional specialised training after residency is completed; not the same period
文法句型
[possessive] residency in [specialty]
complete / finish a residency
用法筆記
This sense is primarily used in the US and Canada. In the UK and many other countries, the equivalent period after medical school is called a 'foundation programme' followed by 'specialty training'. A medical residency should not be confused with an 'internship', which in the US normally refers to the first year of residency.
常見錯誤
3. An allocated time during which someone working in the arts — for instance a pain
駐村;駐留
藝術家或創作者在某地駐留創作的時期
An allocated time during which someone working in the arts — for instance a painter, writer, or musician — lives and creates at a host institution or venue, typically through a structured programme.
The museum offered Ayesha a three-month residency to work on her photography project.
美術館提供 Ayesha 三個月的駐村機會,讓她從事攝影創作。
collocation: [time period] residency to [purpose]
Bao applied for an artist residency at a studio in rural Japan.
Bao 申請了日本鄉間一間工作室的藝術家駐留計畫。
During her residency at the university, the poet gave weekly readings to students.
這位詩人在大學駐留期間,每週為學生舉辦朗讀會。
Many musicians now sign Las Vegas residencies instead of going on long tours.
現在許多音樂人選擇在拉斯維加斯簽訂長期駐唱合約,而不進行巡迴演出。
- artist-in-residence programme
the formal name of the scheme, often used by institutions
- creative residency
broader term that covers any creative field
- fellowship
a related concept that may involve funding rather than a physical stay at a location
文法句型
[type] residency at [institution/place]
during [possessive] residency
用法筆記
In the entertainment industry, the term often refers to a long-term performance contract at a single venue — for example, a 'Las Vegas residency' where a musician performs regularly at a casino hotel rather than touring.