resident

/ˈrɛzɪdənt/

noun

Belirli bir yerde kalıcı olarak veya uzun süre yaşayan kişi.

A person who lives in a particular place permanently or for an extended period.

  • She has been a resident of New York for ten years.
  • The building has over 200 residents.
  • Local residents complained about the noise.
  • The medical resident completed a demanding rotation in the emergency department as part of her training program.
  • Urban sociologists studied how long-term residents adapt to gentrification and demographic shifts in their neighborhoods.
  • Permanent residents of the coastal region expressed concerns about rising sea levels threatening their properties and livelihoods.
nounmedical

Bir hastanede gözetimli uygulama yapan tıp fakültesi mezunu.

A medical graduate engaged in supervised practice at a hospital.

  • She's a first-year resident in pediatrics.
  • The resident examined the patient under the attending physician's supervision.
adjective

Belirli bir yerde uzun vadeli olarak yaşayan.

Living in a particular place on a long-term basis.

  • The resident population of the island is quite small.
  • She is the resident expert on medieval history.