residential

Definition of residential in English English dictionary: Of or pertaining to a place of personal residence or to a location for such places
They live in a residential neighborhood.; Of or pertaining to residency
There is a residential requirement for obtaining a marriage license here.; Def - that which involves a home or residence; residential standards vary greatly from that of commercial standards and are generally less restrictive; adj Consisting of private homes rather than commercial buildings, as a section of a city; used or designed for residence or limited to residences; "a residential hotel"; "a residential quarter"; "a residential college"; "residential zoning"; A modality for the treatment of alcohol/drug problems that provides twenty-four (24) per day supportive living accommodations for clients; Residing; residentiary; Planning; means development that includes all manner of dwellings intended for habitation by person and their associated ancillary uses; service to customers under the Residential Distribution Service Rate Schedule RD-1; A residential institution is one where people live while they are studying there or being cared for there. Training involves a two-year residential course a residential home for children with disabilities; Includes single family detached housing units, townhouses/patio homes and condominiums units, mobile homes/trailers and multifamily units, including duplexes and apartments; Land use that is primarily for houses, townhouses, apartments or other dwelling types; The residential sector is defined as private household establishments which consume energy primarily for space heating, water heating, air conditioning, lighting, refrigeration, cooking, and clothes drying The classification of an individual consumer's account, where the use is both residential and commercial, is based on principal use; A residential area contains houses rather than offices or factories. a smart residential area; - A parcel of land that is used for housing and/or has been developed for the sale of private residences to persons in the private sector If situated on a contaminated site, some of the strictest standards are imposed as to the level of cleanliness the land must reach before people may reside on said property; Single-family residences and duplexes; {s} suited for residence, intended for inhabitation; pertaining to residence; occupied with homes; of or relating to or connected with residence; "a residential requirement for the doctorate; of or relating to or connected with residence; "a residential requirement for the doctorate"; Of or pertaining to a residence or residents; as, residential trade; Water heaters for single family dwellings; tr>; Spaces in buildings used primarily for living and sleeping Residential spaces include, but are not limited to, dwelling units, hotel/motel guest rooms, dormitories, nursing homes, patient rooms in hospitals, lodging houses, fraternity/sorority houses, and hostels; pertaining to an area that is primarily for family residences; an area with no industrial employment centers; res
residential area: a district where people live; occupied primarily by private residences
residential care: A place where people are looked after
residential care: Personal and/or nursing care that is provided to a person in an aged care home in which the person is also provided with accommodation that includes appropriate staffing, meals, cleaning services, furnishings and equipment, for the provision of that care and accommodation
residential care: a system in which people who are old or ill live together in a special house and are looked after by professionals
residential care: Prolonged hospitalization is now very much less common than it was 20 or 30 years ago, when approximately 300,000 schizophrenic patients were residents of State and county mental institutions Despite this trend, a minority of patients still seem to require long-term inpatient care For most patients, prolonged hospital stays are not recommended because they increase dependence on institutional care and result in a loss of social contacts with family, acquaintances, and the community Short- term residential care in well-staffed facilities can give patients needed relief from stressful situations, provide a protective atmosphere for the troubled patient, allow restarting or adjustment of medication, and reduce pressure on the family
residential care: Housing with services Accommodations typically consist of a private or shared bedroom with a private or shared bathroom and access to common rooms Services offered to residents include daily meals, medication management, personal care assistance, and activities In Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Vermont, residential care is licensed by the state In Connecticut and Rhode Island it is licensed or certified as assisted living In Maine it is licensed as board and care
residential district: a district where people live; occupied primarily by private residences
residential home: a special house in which old or ill people live and are looked after by professionals = nursing home
residential market: group of private customers, people who buy for home use
residential neighborhood: area of land zoned for private housing where businesses are prohibited
residential quarter: section where the majority of a city's population lives
residential school: boarding school, school where students live on campus
residential treatment facility: residential 'treatment .center a place that gives treatment to people with mental problems or problems with drugs or alcohol
residential zone: area zoned for private housing where businesses are prohibited
non-residential ambassador: ambassador which is not a permanent resident of the country where he works but instead visits occasionally
non-residential envoy: ambassador which is not a permanent resident of the country where he works but instead visits occasionally
residentially: as a residence
residentially: used as a residence