Definition of non-resident in English:

non-resident

adjective nɒnˈrɛsɪd(ə)nt

1Not living or based in a particular place.
非（某地）居民
a non-resident caretaker
Example sentencesExamples
- A CSA spokesman said she could not comment on individual cases and it was sometimes hard to collect the money, ‘especially when a non-resident parent does not comply with the agency’.
- I find their not-so-veiled allusion to my double loyalty particularly amusing when one considers that Canadians still swear allegiance to a foreign, non-resident queen.
- Maintenance payments will be calculated by a formula based on the income of the non-resident parent, discounting tax and pension contributions.
- In our case, those rules should mean no more land sales to foreign corporations and non-resident foreigners.
- A total of 8,736 non-resident mainland women gave birth in public hospitals involving an estimated cost of HK $89.3 million.
- Most of the non-resident fishermen were from the U.S., a segment that has seen a 19% increase as sport fishing in Manitoba continues to attract thousands of American fishermen.
- The respondents were non-resident Indians based in Britain, Canada and US.
- Libraries will charge 5,5% more for lending to non-resident users, for audio material, inter-library loans, photocopying charges and lost or damaged books.
- But the connections between these non-resident Indians and their home country rarely extended beyond holiday visits.
- We should be stopping all land sales to non-resident foreigners.
- Legal experts have highlighted the fact that the tribunal has no legal powers to compel Mr Kennedy to attend the hearing of the planning inquiry because of his non-resident status in Ireland.
- The study also underlines the need for children to be reassured that they won't lose contact with their non-resident parent and that contact will be maintained as much as possible between parents.
- This applied to 84 non-resident clients and 51 charities.
- Banks report very few of the estimated 25,000 to 50,000 bogus non-resident account holders have sought information to help avail of the Revenue Commissioner's amnesty.
- Two of the Task Force's twenty recommendations were that government should not impose any extraordinary tax on non-resident landowners or limit the size of their holding.
- So it has been confirmed that almost 800 non-resident children are given places at Sutton's selective schools and comprehensives.
- There will be American citizens on one side and non-resident aliens on the other.
- I could only surmise that these Makonde had taken Swahili names to ease their assimilation into coastal society, creating confusion among non-resident park officials.
- In the 2003 spring election, Georgina Spooner ran and lost as a non-resident NDP candidate in the constituency of Springfield, where the NDP had little, if any, chance of winning.
- In addition, unless he is a non-resident foreigner, he knows and speaks the language in which the trial unfolds.
1. 1.1Computing (of software) not kept permanently in memory but available to be loaded from a backing store or external device.
  〔计算机〕（软件）非常驻内存的
  if you want to use a non-resident font, you can manually download it
  Example sentencesExamples
  To verify memory stability we used Memtest - 86, a non-resident memory-testing utility.
  Synonyms
  independent, consultant, consulting, hired, temporary, freelance, casual, visiting, external, extramural, peripatetic

noun nɒnˈrɛsɪd(ə)nt

A person not living in a particular place.
非（某地）居民
parking permits are available for Richmond residents and non-residents
the bar is open to non-residents
the bank's deposits are held by UK residents and non-residents
Example sentencesExamples
- The scheme is not open to non-residents who work in the streets affected.
- Among a number of other account holders exempted, deposit accounts held by non-residents were exempted from the tax.
- Charging non-residents would also damage tourism in the city because many visitors expect attractions like the gallery to be free, she said.
- The dining room above, which specialises in fish dishes, seats 40 and is open to non-residents at weekends.
- While LeSport is all-inclusive, Tao warmly welcomes and encourages non-residents.
- From January, Milan plans to impose a ‘pollution charge’ on vehicles driven by non-residents.
- The hotel would comprise 101 bedrooms together with a range of facilities some of which will be open to non-residents.
- And there was a strongly positive response from both residents and non-residents.
- Eight big game species can be hunted by non-residents, but non-residents cannot hunt grizzly bears or goats.
- South African residents get discounted rates, but non-residents will pay around R1700 per night all inclusive.
- While it is hoped that every family residing in the parish will make a special effort to attend, non-residents will also be most welcome.
- Spain could either reduce the rate for non-residents, or increase the rate for residents.
- These will be open to non-residents - who will also be able to take a shortcut across one side of the square during daylight hours.
- If councillors approve the measure, non-residents will be charged £2 a visit.
- At the front of the hotel will be a restaurant open to non-residents.
- The gardens are open to non-residents from 1pm to 5pm daily from Easter to October 1, except Sundays
- Open for non-residents, the restaurant is one of Cornwall's finest - and by no means the most expensive.
- For non-residents of Eccles, unfamiliar with the precinct and the one way system, this is a devil of a restaurant to find by car.
- The poor are considered non-residents, which gives the administration an excuse to evict them.
- Many non-residents don't even apply for residency, and many residents don't apply for citizenship.

Derivatives

non-residence

noun nɒnˈrɛzɪd(ə)ns

This also was a discrimination case, relating to the non-residence of a parent company.
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘There are a certain number of the 250 who are claiming non-residence,’ he said.
- He says he likes his garden to be left to its own devices, but all these matters, to our mind, are indications of non-residence.
- I am replying to the letter from Eric S. Chonburi in January regarding UK non-residence.
- Finally, during the 1990s, the non-residence of the Queen became the central point of the campaign for a republic.

词汇	non-resident
释义	Definition of non-resident in English: non-resident adjective nɒnˈrɛsɪd(ə)nt 1Not living or based in a particular place. 非（某地）居民 a non-resident caretaker Example sentencesExamples A CSA spokesman said she could not comment on individual cases and it was sometimes hard to collect the money, ‘especially when a non-resident parent does not comply with the agency’. I find their not-so-veiled allusion to my double loyalty particularly amusing when one considers that Canadians still swear allegiance to a foreign, non-resident queen. Maintenance payments will be calculated by a formula based on the income of the non-resident parent, discounting tax and pension contributions. In our case, those rules should mean no more land sales to foreign corporations and non-resident foreigners. A total of 8,736 non-resident mainland women gave birth in public hospitals involving an estimated cost of HK $89.3 million. Most of the non-resident fishermen were from the U.S., a segment that has seen a 19% increase as sport fishing in Manitoba continues to attract thousands of American fishermen. The respondents were non-resident Indians based in Britain, Canada and US. Libraries will charge 5,5% more for lending to non-resident users, for audio material, inter-library loans, photocopying charges and lost or damaged books. But the connections between these non-resident Indians and their home country rarely extended beyond holiday visits. We should be stopping all land sales to non-resident foreigners. Legal experts have highlighted the fact that the tribunal has no legal powers to compel Mr Kennedy to attend the hearing of the planning inquiry because of his non-resident status in Ireland. The study also underlines the need for children to be reassured that they won't lose contact with their non-resident parent and that contact will be maintained as much as possible between parents. This applied to 84 non-resident clients and 51 charities. Banks report very few of the estimated 25,000 to 50,000 bogus non-resident account holders have sought information to help avail of the Revenue Commissioner's amnesty. Two of the Task Force's twenty recommendations were that government should not impose any extraordinary tax on non-resident landowners or limit the size of their holding. So it has been confirmed that almost 800 non-resident children are given places at Sutton's selective schools and comprehensives. There will be American citizens on one side and non-resident aliens on the other. I could only surmise that these Makonde had taken Swahili names to ease their assimilation into coastal society, creating confusion among non-resident park officials. In the 2003 spring election, Georgina Spooner ran and lost as a non-resident NDP candidate in the constituency of Springfield, where the NDP had little, if any, chance of winning. In addition, unless he is a non-resident foreigner, he knows and speaks the language in which the trial unfolds. 1.1Computing (of software) not kept permanently in memory but available to be loaded from a backing store or external device. 〔计算机〕（软件）非常驻内存的 if you want to use a non-resident font, you can manually download it Example sentencesExamples To verify memory stability we used Memtest - 86, a non-resident memory-testing utility. Synonyms independent, consultant, consulting, hired, temporary, freelance, casual, visiting, external, extramural, peripatetic noun nɒnˈrɛsɪd(ə)nt A person not living in a particular place. 非（某地）居民 parking permits are available for Richmond residents and non-residents the bar is open to non-residents the bank's deposits are held by UK residents and non-residents Example sentencesExamples The scheme is not open to non-residents who work in the streets affected. Among a number of other account holders exempted, deposit accounts held by non-residents were exempted from the tax. Charging non-residents would also damage tourism in the city because many visitors expect attractions like the gallery to be free, she said. The dining room above, which specialises in fish dishes, seats 40 and is open to non-residents at weekends. While LeSport is all-inclusive, Tao warmly welcomes and encourages non-residents. From January, Milan plans to impose a ‘pollution charge’ on vehicles driven by non-residents. The hotel would comprise 101 bedrooms together with a range of facilities some of which will be open to non-residents. And there was a strongly positive response from both residents and non-residents. Eight big game species can be hunted by non-residents, but non-residents cannot hunt grizzly bears or goats. South African residents get discounted rates, but non-residents will pay around R1700 per night all inclusive. While it is hoped that every family residing in the parish will make a special effort to attend, non-residents will also be most welcome. Spain could either reduce the rate for non-residents, or increase the rate for residents. These will be open to non-residents - who will also be able to take a shortcut across one side of the square during daylight hours. If councillors approve the measure, non-residents will be charged £2 a visit. At the front of the hotel will be a restaurant open to non-residents. The gardens are open to non-residents from 1pm to 5pm daily from Easter to October 1, except Sundays Open for non-residents, the restaurant is one of Cornwall's finest - and by no means the most expensive. For non-residents of Eccles, unfamiliar with the precinct and the one way system, this is a devil of a restaurant to find by car. The poor are considered non-residents, which gives the administration an excuse to evict them. Many non-residents don't even apply for residency, and many residents don't apply for citizenship. Derivatives non-residence noun nɒnˈrɛzɪd(ə)ns This also was a discrimination case, relating to the non-residence of a parent company. Example sentencesExamples ‘There are a certain number of the 250 who are claiming non-residence,’ he said. He says he likes his garden to be left to its own devices, but all these matters, to our mind, are indications of non-residence. I am replying to the letter from Eric S. Chonburi in January regarding UK non-residence. Finally, during the 1990s, the non-residence of the Queen became the central point of the campaign for a republic.
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