resid
US /rɪ'zɪd/
・UK /rɪ'zɪd/
A1
v.i.Intransitive VerbTo remain for a time; to continue to be present.
A small amount of water may resid in the pipe after draining.
v.i.Intransitive VerbTo settle or rest, as a quality; to be inherent.
The responsibility will resid with the manager.
v.i.Intransitive VerbTo have one's home; live; dwell; abide.
He used to resid in London.
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Interview with Professor Alexandre Mebazaa
- Uh, when I started as a resid as a resident in intensive care, uh, medicine, my, uh, senior physicians were often t often telling me, "Okay, you do, uh, that medication for that disease and you do not do that medication to the other disease," and,
Uh, when I started as a resid as a resident in intensive care, uh, medicine, my, uh, senior physicians were often t often telling me, "Okay, you do, uh, that medication for that disease and you do not do that medication to the other disease," and,