take up residence

take up residence in (some place)

To settle into some location or lodging and make it one's home. I took up residence in San Francisco after getting a job with a local tech company. Termites have taken up residence in the walls of the house, so we'll need to have some serious repair work done. I heard his dad left the house and is taking up residence in a nearby hotel.

take up residence

some place to make a residence of a place. Ed took up residence in a small efficiency apartment. It looks as if a family of mice has taken up residence in the cupboard.

词组	take up residence
释义	take up residence take up residence in (some place) To settle into some location or lodging and make it one's home. I took up residence in San Francisco after getting a job with a local tech company. Termites have taken up residence in the walls of the house, so we'll need to have some serious repair work done. I heard his dad left the house and is taking up residence in a nearby hotel. See also: residence, take, up Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. take up residence some place to make a residence of a place. Ed took up residence in a small efficiency apartment. It looks as if a family of mice has taken up residence in the cupboard. See also: residence, take, up McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: take up residence in (some place) a/(one's) 20 abode take up (one's) abode take up abode a full-time job back home at doorstep at (one's) doorstep at (one's) expense
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