I. domicile [ˈdɒmɪsaɪl, америк. ˈdɑ:mə-] СУЩ.
- domicile
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II. domicile [ˈdɒmɪsaɪl, америк. ˈdɑ:mə-] ГЛ. перех.
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| you | domicile |
| he/she/it | domiciles |
| we | domicile |
| you | domicile |
| they | domicile |
| I | domiciled |
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| you | domiciled |
| he/she/it | domiciled |
| we | domiciled |
| you | domiciled |
| they | domiciled |
| I | have | domiciled |
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| you | have | domiciled |
| he/she/it | has | domiciled |
| we | have | domiciled |
| you | have | domiciled |
| they | have | domiciled |
| I | had | domiciled |
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| you | had | domiciled |
| he/she/it | had | domiciled |
| we | had | domiciled |
| you | had | domiciled |
| they | had | domiciled |
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A number of buildings in the imperial domicile and the governmental offices were replaced and renovated several times.
en.wikipedia.org At place of domicile there were 445 employees altogether.
en.wikipedia.org A child's domicile follows that of the parent.
en.wikipedia.org Part of pre-movement time also involves actions related to saving a structure (especially one's own home or domicile) or personal valuables.
en.wikipedia.org In most cases, this would mean the person had to return to the permanent domicile.
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