Definition of condominium in English:

condominium

nounPlural condominiums ˌkɒndəˈmɪnɪəmˌkɑndəˈmɪniəm

1North American A building or complex of buildings containing a number of individually owned apartments or houses.
〈北美〉（个人）产权公寓楼
Example sentencesExamples
- The immigrant population dominates the urban areas, living in apartment complexes and condominiums.
- Many of the proposed buildings are ‘hotel condominiums.’
- In many neighbourhoods, the building of high-rise condominiums seems like a simple necessity.
- The works department estimates that multi-family dwellings - which include apartments, condominiums and townhouse complexes - are home to about 40 per cent of Toronto's population.
- It took a good two hours to reach the condominium complex Mattie and I lived in while we were in California.
- Separating the two conflicting partitions was a thick row of tall buildings and condominiums that ran right down the middle - a minute version of the dreaded Berlin Wall in the smallest of senses.
- Future plans include building condominiums and bungalows, according to the hotel's Communications Executive, Anita Rajaratnam.
- But if they are just going to be building new condominiums, without offering anything to the long-term residents of the area, well, that would be very disturbing.
- In the 1980s, new beaches were developed from reclaimed land, and luxury high-rise apartment buildings and condominiums were constructed to appeal to wealthy residents and investors.
- In Thailand, foreign nationals can own a unit in a registered condominium or even a building as distinct from the land it is built on.
- This transformation becomes apparent in photographs that show modern commercial buildings or condominiums now occupying land that, as late as the 1950s, held farms and farmhouses.
- They're re-developing empty commercial and warehouse buildings into condominiums.
- This law came about as a response to the substantial displacement of moderate- and low-income families resulting from gentrification and the conversion of buildings into condominiums that started in the 1970s.
- I try to think of a descriptive metaphor as we head west on Euclid Avenue, passing abandoned houses, new and gated condominiums, and apartment buildings with boards nailed to all the ground-level windows.
- He designed hundreds of structures, including hospitals, office buildings, synagogues and condominiums, in addition to about 200 other hotels.
- Monday, a condominium building gets a makeover and eight couples get a shot at cashing in on the results - if they've got the right renovation stuff.
- The impact of the sea and the inner harbour create an unusually calm harmony within the seemingly endless development of condominiums taking place along the waterfront.
- The project's proponents, however, say that parking will by and large be maintained, and that the building of more condominiums will ease Montreal's increasingly severe housing crisis.
- The front door of their condo opened up to the back of the condominium building which faced the mountains of Maui.
- It is dwarfed on all sides by three-story houses, a condominium building and an ugly electric lightpole.
1. 1.1 Each of the individual apartments or houses in a condominium.
  （个人产权公寓楼中的）一套公寓
  Example sentencesExamples
  Balanky said last month that he also expected to develop 216 condominiums on 12 acres near the lake.
  But last week, Michelle Cohen, a public relations executive recently hired by Grand Center, said the ‘Media Box’ is a building that will hold a design studio and apartments or condominiums.
  She was living in a condominium that she had purchased with the assistance of her father who gave her a gift of $32,000 for the down payment.
  Since she wanted to keep the house we stayed in, I went and rented a condominium studio apartment.
  The proposed tower will house 104 condominiums.
  Specifically designed for smaller homes, apartments, condominiums, and mobile homes.
  There go the houses and condominiums, the gold bracelets and expensive watches, the worn but still wearable wardrobe and, last but not least, common sense and healthy cautiousness.
  Thunder Ridge Chalets in Fernie, a deluxe complex of condominiums just a slide away from ski lifts.
  Construction permits have been awarded for fewer than 1,400 out of the 12,000 or so households who want their apartments or condominiums repaired.
  Contemporary apartments and condominiums are even less likely than single-family dwellings to have Japanese-style rooms.
  Pulte plans four 40-unit, four-story condo buildings totaling 160 condominiums of two or three bedrooms.
  In the years that followed, developers began to entice young artists and professionals with condominiums and apartments fashioned from commercial buildings.
  But if this lot were in downtown Toronto, planners and politicians would let you build 274 condominiums, 225 hotel suites and 39 corporate suites.
  Banglamung police were called to a condominium in Naklua after cleaning staff reported the death of one of the residents.
  Furthermore, it is estimated that more than 50% of new homes being built in and around major metropolitan areas in the U.S. are condominiums, etc.
  She plans to move her mother into a condominium.
  Villas, apartments and condominiums are scattered along a delightful waterway most with their boats moored only metres away…
  When the financing and organization to put it to this use fell through, the building was sold to private developers who promptly and contrarily converted it into luxury condominiums in 1986.
  Prices of upmarket apartments and condominiums rose 4.1 percent in the July-September period to an average S $1,020 per square foot.
  New apartments and condominiums continue to flood the market despite the generally low occupancy rates.
2. 1.2mass noun The system of ownership by which condominiums operate, in which owners have full title to the individual apartment or house and an undivided interest in the shared parts of the property.
  公寓私有共有制度（即所属房产为私有，公用场地为共有）
  Example sentencesExamples
  There are plans in the works to build nine small corporate condominium hangars to house King Airs or small corporate jets.
  The estate consisted of two commercial properties, one very large plaza, and five residential condominium units together with cash, insurance, etc.
  He helped on the conversion to condominium apartments in 2003.
  In October, the news came that the 43,188-grt ship had been purchased by the present condominium owners from the original group of investors.
  Mr. Bagot has management experience in conventional apartments, commercial, retail, condominium and affordable housing.
  On the residential side, the city approved more houses and apartments, but fewer condominium units.
  The project is a mixed-use tower to house the Skyscraper Museum, a public restaurant, condominium units, furnished apartments, and a Ritz-Carlton Hotel.
  It has a cooperative ownership structure, which differs from the usual condominium or planned-unit development setup.
  In 1994 he also owned a condominium property valued at $130,000 and mortgaged to the extent of $30,000 then.
  For your parents, it would mean changing the ownership of their condominium from their individual names to the name of their revocable living trust.
  The applicant submitted that it is important to understand the centrality of the common expenses in the operation of the condominium corporation for the benefit of all of the owners.
  On cross-examination Rutherford was asked if he paid the woman $50, 000.00 for discounts she obtained for the defendants respecting their condominium.
  Condo-hotels, as the name suggests, provide condominium ownership in a hotel-like setting and are a growing trend in property ownership.
  Foreigners may have freehold ownership of a condominium title, with a proportional or strata interest in common land.
  Village Urban Neighborhoods, within about 536 acres, are closer to the center and will include more dense single-family, town house and condominium development.
  A condominium property was built on these lands.
  He said that the market was further impeded by the lack of condominium law and property register law.
  Intending to attract the broad base of office workers in the Southpoint area, a housing developer wants to start work in July on a town house condominium community at Bonneval Road and Financial Way.
  This was a property in Guelph zoned for two condominium towers with 176 units, 88 per tower.
  As noted in paragraph 17 above, the occupancy fee incorporates three components, namely, mortgage interest, condominium fees, and property taxes.
2mass noun The joint control of a state's affairs by other states.
（国际）共管；（国际）共同管辖权
Example sentencesExamples
- Competing British and French claims to the islands led to the formation of a condominium government, allowing for joint British-French rule in 1906.
- Maybe we can have a joint condominium over Kashmir.
- A condominium, however, should not become the sole focus of American efforts to create a new security architecture in the region, because better solutions are needed for the more immediate term.
- In practice, however, he exercised extraordinary powers and directed the condominium government from Khartoum as if it were a colonial administration.
- If anything, new Europe - the Europe of the European Union - has been driven by the Franco-German condominium.
- The nuclear nations would move into this condominium state in a gradual way, undergoing quite intrusive United Nations inspections.
- The Sudan had long been run by British officials under cover of an Anglo-Egyptian condominium, but nationalism bloomed in both the Sudan and Egypt during the Second World War.
- It is a mechanism to perpetuate the US - EU condominium in the global economy.
- In 1906, a condominium between Britain and France was established for the New Hebrides islands.
- How will the conflicting principles underlying a realist major-power condominium and a liberal international nuclear-monitoring regime be reconciled?
1. 2.1count noun A state so governed.
  受到（国际）共管的国家
  Sudan was from 1899 an Anglo-Egyptian condominium
  Example sentencesExamples
  For this they were offered some noncontiguous enclaves within an Israeli-controlled and Israeli-settled condominium.
  In 1887, the British and French authorities agreed to share control over the islands and in 1906 established the joint condominium of New Hebrides.
  Sudan is conquered and proclaimed a Egyptian-British condominium.
  Sudan was proclaimed a condominium in 1899 under British-Egyptian administration.

Origin

Early 18th century: modern Latin, from con- 'together with' + dominium 'right of ownership' (see dominion). sense 1 dates from the 1960s.

Rhymes

actinium, aluminium, delphinium

Definition of condominium in US English:

condominium

nounˌkändəˈminēəmˌkɑndəˈmɪniəm

1North American A building or complex of buildings containing a number of individually owned apartments or houses.
〈北美〉（个人）产权公寓楼
Example sentencesExamples
- In the 1980s, new beaches were developed from reclaimed land, and luxury high-rise apartment buildings and condominiums were constructed to appeal to wealthy residents and investors.
- It took a good two hours to reach the condominium complex Mattie and I lived in while we were in California.
- I try to think of a descriptive metaphor as we head west on Euclid Avenue, passing abandoned houses, new and gated condominiums, and apartment buildings with boards nailed to all the ground-level windows.
- In many neighbourhoods, the building of high-rise condominiums seems like a simple necessity.
- This law came about as a response to the substantial displacement of moderate- and low-income families resulting from gentrification and the conversion of buildings into condominiums that started in the 1970s.
- The project's proponents, however, say that parking will by and large be maintained, and that the building of more condominiums will ease Montreal's increasingly severe housing crisis.
- The immigrant population dominates the urban areas, living in apartment complexes and condominiums.
- But if they are just going to be building new condominiums, without offering anything to the long-term residents of the area, well, that would be very disturbing.
- Monday, a condominium building gets a makeover and eight couples get a shot at cashing in on the results - if they've got the right renovation stuff.
- This transformation becomes apparent in photographs that show modern commercial buildings or condominiums now occupying land that, as late as the 1950s, held farms and farmhouses.
- The front door of their condo opened up to the back of the condominium building which faced the mountains of Maui.
- Many of the proposed buildings are ‘hotel condominiums.’
- Separating the two conflicting partitions was a thick row of tall buildings and condominiums that ran right down the middle - a minute version of the dreaded Berlin Wall in the smallest of senses.
- The impact of the sea and the inner harbour create an unusually calm harmony within the seemingly endless development of condominiums taking place along the waterfront.
- He designed hundreds of structures, including hospitals, office buildings, synagogues and condominiums, in addition to about 200 other hotels.
- In Thailand, foreign nationals can own a unit in a registered condominium or even a building as distinct from the land it is built on.
- The works department estimates that multi-family dwellings - which include apartments, condominiums and townhouse complexes - are home to about 40 per cent of Toronto's population.
- It is dwarfed on all sides by three-story houses, a condominium building and an ugly electric lightpole.
- They're re-developing empty commercial and warehouse buildings into condominiums.
- Future plans include building condominiums and bungalows, according to the hotel's Communications Executive, Anita Rajaratnam.
1. 1.1 Each of the individual apartments or houses in a condominium complex.
  （个人产权公寓楼中的）一套公寓
  Example sentencesExamples
  Banglamung police were called to a condominium in Naklua after cleaning staff reported the death of one of the residents.
  She plans to move her mother into a condominium.
  Pulte plans four 40-unit, four-story condo buildings totaling 160 condominiums of two or three bedrooms.
  There go the houses and condominiums, the gold bracelets and expensive watches, the worn but still wearable wardrobe and, last but not least, common sense and healthy cautiousness.
  Construction permits have been awarded for fewer than 1,400 out of the 12,000 or so households who want their apartments or condominiums repaired.
  Prices of upmarket apartments and condominiums rose 4.1 percent in the July-September period to an average S $1,020 per square foot.
  But last week, Michelle Cohen, a public relations executive recently hired by Grand Center, said the ‘Media Box’ is a building that will hold a design studio and apartments or condominiums.
  She was living in a condominium that she had purchased with the assistance of her father who gave her a gift of $32,000 for the down payment.
  Balanky said last month that he also expected to develop 216 condominiums on 12 acres near the lake.
  Specifically designed for smaller homes, apartments, condominiums, and mobile homes.
  New apartments and condominiums continue to flood the market despite the generally low occupancy rates.
  Furthermore, it is estimated that more than 50% of new homes being built in and around major metropolitan areas in the U.S. are condominiums, etc.
  When the financing and organization to put it to this use fell through, the building was sold to private developers who promptly and contrarily converted it into luxury condominiums in 1986.
  Thunder Ridge Chalets in Fernie, a deluxe complex of condominiums just a slide away from ski lifts.
  The proposed tower will house 104 condominiums.
  But if this lot were in downtown Toronto, planners and politicians would let you build 274 condominiums, 225 hotel suites and 39 corporate suites.
  In the years that followed, developers began to entice young artists and professionals with condominiums and apartments fashioned from commercial buildings.
  Since she wanted to keep the house we stayed in, I went and rented a condominium studio apartment.
  Contemporary apartments and condominiums are even less likely than single-family dwellings to have Japanese-style rooms.
  Villas, apartments and condominiums are scattered along a delightful waterway most with their boats moored only metres away…
2. 1.2 The system of ownership by which condominiums operate, in which owners have full title to the individual apartment or house and an undivided interest in the shared parts of the property.
  公寓私有共有制度（即所属房产为私有，公用场地为共有）
  Example sentencesExamples
  Mr. Bagot has management experience in conventional apartments, commercial, retail, condominium and affordable housing.
  There are plans in the works to build nine small corporate condominium hangars to house King Airs or small corporate jets.
  The applicant submitted that it is important to understand the centrality of the common expenses in the operation of the condominium corporation for the benefit of all of the owners.
  He said that the market was further impeded by the lack of condominium law and property register law.
  In 1994 he also owned a condominium property valued at $130,000 and mortgaged to the extent of $30,000 then.
  The estate consisted of two commercial properties, one very large plaza, and five residential condominium units together with cash, insurance, etc.
  In October, the news came that the 43,188-grt ship had been purchased by the present condominium owners from the original group of investors.
  On the residential side, the city approved more houses and apartments, but fewer condominium units.
  For your parents, it would mean changing the ownership of their condominium from their individual names to the name of their revocable living trust.
  On cross-examination Rutherford was asked if he paid the woman $50, 000.00 for discounts she obtained for the defendants respecting their condominium.
  It has a cooperative ownership structure, which differs from the usual condominium or planned-unit development setup.
  Foreigners may have freehold ownership of a condominium title, with a proportional or strata interest in common land.
  Intending to attract the broad base of office workers in the Southpoint area, a housing developer wants to start work in July on a town house condominium community at Bonneval Road and Financial Way.
  He helped on the conversion to condominium apartments in 2003.
  The project is a mixed-use tower to house the Skyscraper Museum, a public restaurant, condominium units, furnished apartments, and a Ritz-Carlton Hotel.
  A condominium property was built on these lands.
  Condo-hotels, as the name suggests, provide condominium ownership in a hotel-like setting and are a growing trend in property ownership.
  As noted in paragraph 17 above, the occupancy fee incorporates three components, namely, mortgage interest, condominium fees, and property taxes.
  This was a property in Guelph zoned for two condominium towers with 176 units, 88 per tower.
  Village Urban Neighborhoods, within about 536 acres, are closer to the center and will include more dense single-family, town house and condominium development.
2The joint control of a country's or territory's affairs by other countries.
（国际）共管；（国际）共同管辖权
Example sentencesExamples
- It is a mechanism to perpetuate the US - EU condominium in the global economy.
- In 1906, a condominium between Britain and France was established for the New Hebrides islands.
- A condominium, however, should not become the sole focus of American efforts to create a new security architecture in the region, because better solutions are needed for the more immediate term.
- How will the conflicting principles underlying a realist major-power condominium and a liberal international nuclear-monitoring regime be reconciled?
- Competing British and French claims to the islands led to the formation of a condominium government, allowing for joint British-French rule in 1906.
- Maybe we can have a joint condominium over Kashmir.
- If anything, new Europe - the Europe of the European Union - has been driven by the Franco-German condominium.
- The Sudan had long been run by British officials under cover of an Anglo-Egyptian condominium, but nationalism bloomed in both the Sudan and Egypt during the Second World War.
- The nuclear nations would move into this condominium state in a gradual way, undergoing quite intrusive United Nations inspections.
- In practice, however, he exercised extraordinary powers and directed the condominium government from Khartoum as if it were a colonial administration.
1. 2.1 A state so governed.
  受到（国际）共管的国家
  Sudan was from 1899 an Anglo-Egyptian condominium
  Example sentencesExamples
  For this they were offered some noncontiguous enclaves within an Israeli-controlled and Israeli-settled condominium.
  In 1887, the British and French authorities agreed to share control over the islands and in 1906 established the joint condominium of New Hebrides.
  Sudan was proclaimed a condominium in 1899 under British-Egyptian administration.
  Sudan is conquered and proclaimed a Egyptian-British condominium.

Origin

Early 18th century: modern Latin, from con- ‘together with’ + dominium ‘right of ownership’ (see dominion). condominium (sense 1) dates from the 1960s.

词汇	condominium
释义	Definition of condominium in English: condominium nounPlural condominiums ˌkɒndəˈmɪnɪəmˌkɑndəˈmɪniəm 1North American A building or complex of buildings containing a number of individually owned apartments or houses. 〈北美〉（个人）产权公寓楼 Example sentencesExamples The immigrant population dominates the urban areas, living in apartment complexes and condominiums. Many of the proposed buildings are ‘hotel condominiums.’ In many neighbourhoods, the building of high-rise condominiums seems like a simple necessity. The works department estimates that multi-family dwellings - which include apartments, condominiums and townhouse complexes - are home to about 40 per cent of Toronto's population. It took a good two hours to reach the condominium complex Mattie and I lived in while we were in California. Separating the two conflicting partitions was a thick row of tall buildings and condominiums that ran right down the middle - a minute version of the dreaded Berlin Wall in the smallest of senses. Future plans include building condominiums and bungalows, according to the hotel's Communications Executive, Anita Rajaratnam. But if they are just going to be building new condominiums, without offering anything to the long-term residents of the area, well, that would be very disturbing. In the 1980s, new beaches were developed from reclaimed land, and luxury high-rise apartment buildings and condominiums were constructed to appeal to wealthy residents and investors. In Thailand, foreign nationals can own a unit in a registered condominium or even a building as distinct from the land it is built on. This transformation becomes apparent in photographs that show modern commercial buildings or condominiums now occupying land that, as late as the 1950s, held farms and farmhouses. They're re-developing empty commercial and warehouse buildings into condominiums. This law came about as a response to the substantial displacement of moderate- and low-income families resulting from gentrification and the conversion of buildings into condominiums that started in the 1970s. I try to think of a descriptive metaphor as we head west on Euclid Avenue, passing abandoned houses, new and gated condominiums, and apartment buildings with boards nailed to all the ground-level windows. He designed hundreds of structures, including hospitals, office buildings, synagogues and condominiums, in addition to about 200 other hotels. Monday, a condominium building gets a makeover and eight couples get a shot at cashing in on the results - if they've got the right renovation stuff. The impact of the sea and the inner harbour create an unusually calm harmony within the seemingly endless development of condominiums taking place along the waterfront. The project's proponents, however, say that parking will by and large be maintained, and that the building of more condominiums will ease Montreal's increasingly severe housing crisis. The front door of their condo opened up to the back of the condominium building which faced the mountains of Maui. It is dwarfed on all sides by three-story houses, a condominium building and an ugly electric lightpole. 1.1 Each of the individual apartments or houses in a condominium. （个人产权公寓楼中的）一套公寓 Example sentencesExamples Balanky said last month that he also expected to develop 216 condominiums on 12 acres near the lake. But last week, Michelle Cohen, a public relations executive recently hired by Grand Center, said the ‘Media Box’ is a building that will hold a design studio and apartments or condominiums. She was living in a condominium that she had purchased with the assistance of her father who gave her a gift of $32,000 for the down payment. Since she wanted to keep the house we stayed in, I went and rented a condominium studio apartment. The proposed tower will house 104 condominiums. Specifically designed for smaller homes, apartments, condominiums, and mobile homes. There go the houses and condominiums, the gold bracelets and expensive watches, the worn but still wearable wardrobe and, last but not least, common sense and healthy cautiousness. Thunder Ridge Chalets in Fernie, a deluxe complex of condominiums just a slide away from ski lifts. Construction permits have been awarded for fewer than 1,400 out of the 12,000 or so households who want their apartments or condominiums repaired. Contemporary apartments and condominiums are even less likely than single-family dwellings to have Japanese-style rooms. Pulte plans four 40-unit, four-story condo buildings totaling 160 condominiums of two or three bedrooms. In the years that followed, developers began to entice young artists and professionals with condominiums and apartments fashioned from commercial buildings. But if this lot were in downtown Toronto, planners and politicians would let you build 274 condominiums, 225 hotel suites and 39 corporate suites. Banglamung police were called to a condominium in Naklua after cleaning staff reported the death of one of the residents. Furthermore, it is estimated that more than 50% of new homes being built in and around major metropolitan areas in the U.S. are condominiums, etc. She plans to move her mother into a condominium. Villas, apartments and condominiums are scattered along a delightful waterway most with their boats moored only metres away… When the financing and organization to put it to this use fell through, the building was sold to private developers who promptly and contrarily converted it into luxury condominiums in 1986. Prices of upmarket apartments and condominiums rose 4.1 percent in the July-September period to an average S $1,020 per square foot. New apartments and condominiums continue to flood the market despite the generally low occupancy rates. 1.2mass noun The system of ownership by which condominiums operate, in which owners have full title to the individual apartment or house and an undivided interest in the shared parts of the property. 公寓私有共有制度（即所属房产为私有，公用场地为共有） Example sentencesExamples There are plans in the works to build nine small corporate condominium hangars to house King Airs or small corporate jets. The estate consisted of two commercial properties, one very large plaza, and five residential condominium units together with cash, insurance, etc. He helped on the conversion to condominium apartments in 2003. In October, the news came that the 43,188-grt ship had been purchased by the present condominium owners from the original group of investors. Mr. Bagot has management experience in conventional apartments, commercial, retail, condominium and affordable housing. On the residential side, the city approved more houses and apartments, but fewer condominium units. The project is a mixed-use tower to house the Skyscraper Museum, a public restaurant, condominium units, furnished apartments, and a Ritz-Carlton Hotel. It has a cooperative ownership structure, which differs from the usual condominium or planned-unit development setup. In 1994 he also owned a condominium property valued at $130,000 and mortgaged to the extent of $30,000 then. For your parents, it would mean changing the ownership of their condominium from their individual names to the name of their revocable living trust. The applicant submitted that it is important to understand the centrality of the common expenses in the operation of the condominium corporation for the benefit of all of the owners. On cross-examination Rutherford was asked if he paid the woman $50, 000.00 for discounts she obtained for the defendants respecting their condominium. Condo-hotels, as the name suggests, provide condominium ownership in a hotel-like setting and are a growing trend in property ownership. Foreigners may have freehold ownership of a condominium title, with a proportional or strata interest in common land. Village Urban Neighborhoods, within about 536 acres, are closer to the center and will include more dense single-family, town house and condominium development. A condominium property was built on these lands. He said that the market was further impeded by the lack of condominium law and property register law. Intending to attract the broad base of office workers in the Southpoint area, a housing developer wants to start work in July on a town house condominium community at Bonneval Road and Financial Way. This was a property in Guelph zoned for two condominium towers with 176 units, 88 per tower. As noted in paragraph 17 above, the occupancy fee incorporates three components, namely, mortgage interest, condominium fees, and property taxes. 2mass noun The joint control of a state's affairs by other states. （国际）共管；（国际）共同管辖权 Example sentencesExamples Competing British and French claims to the islands led to the formation of a condominium government, allowing for joint British-French rule in 1906. Maybe we can have a joint condominium over Kashmir. A condominium, however, should not become the sole focus of American efforts to create a new security architecture in the region, because better solutions are needed for the more immediate term. In practice, however, he exercised extraordinary powers and directed the condominium government from Khartoum as if it were a colonial administration. If anything, new Europe - the Europe of the European Union - has been driven by the Franco-German condominium. The nuclear nations would move into this condominium state in a gradual way, undergoing quite intrusive United Nations inspections. The Sudan had long been run by British officials under cover of an Anglo-Egyptian condominium, but nationalism bloomed in both the Sudan and Egypt during the Second World War. It is a mechanism to perpetuate the US - EU condominium in the global economy. In 1906, a condominium between Britain and France was established for the New Hebrides islands. How will the conflicting principles underlying a realist major-power condominium and a liberal international nuclear-monitoring regime be reconciled? 2.1count noun A state so governed. 受到（国际）共管的国家 Sudan was from 1899 an Anglo-Egyptian condominium Example sentencesExamples For this they were offered some noncontiguous enclaves within an Israeli-controlled and Israeli-settled condominium. In 1887, the British and French authorities agreed to share control over the islands and in 1906 established the joint condominium of New Hebrides. Sudan is conquered and proclaimed a Egyptian-British condominium. Sudan was proclaimed a condominium in 1899 under British-Egyptian administration. Origin Early 18th century: modern Latin, from con- 'together with' + dominium 'right of ownership' (see dominion). sense 1 dates from the 1960s. Rhymes actinium, aluminium, delphinium Definition of condominium in US English: condominium nounˌkändəˈminēəmˌkɑndəˈmɪniəm 1North American A building or complex of buildings containing a number of individually owned apartments or houses. 〈北美〉（个人）产权公寓楼 Example sentencesExamples In the 1980s, new beaches were developed from reclaimed land, and luxury high-rise apartment buildings and condominiums were constructed to appeal to wealthy residents and investors. It took a good two hours to reach the condominium complex Mattie and I lived in while we were in California. I try to think of a descriptive metaphor as we head west on Euclid Avenue, passing abandoned houses, new and gated condominiums, and apartment buildings with boards nailed to all the ground-level windows. In many neighbourhoods, the building of high-rise condominiums seems like a simple necessity. This law came about as a response to the substantial displacement of moderate- and low-income families resulting from gentrification and the conversion of buildings into condominiums that started in the 1970s. The project's proponents, however, say that parking will by and large be maintained, and that the building of more condominiums will ease Montreal's increasingly severe housing crisis. The immigrant population dominates the urban areas, living in apartment complexes and condominiums. But if they are just going to be building new condominiums, without offering anything to the long-term residents of the area, well, that would be very disturbing. Monday, a condominium building gets a makeover and eight couples get a shot at cashing in on the results - if they've got the right renovation stuff. This transformation becomes apparent in photographs that show modern commercial buildings or condominiums now occupying land that, as late as the 1950s, held farms and farmhouses. The front door of their condo opened up to the back of the condominium building which faced the mountains of Maui. Many of the proposed buildings are ‘hotel condominiums.’ Separating the two conflicting partitions was a thick row of tall buildings and condominiums that ran right down the middle - a minute version of the dreaded Berlin Wall in the smallest of senses. The impact of the sea and the inner harbour create an unusually calm harmony within the seemingly endless development of condominiums taking place along the waterfront. He designed hundreds of structures, including hospitals, office buildings, synagogues and condominiums, in addition to about 200 other hotels. In Thailand, foreign nationals can own a unit in a registered condominium or even a building as distinct from the land it is built on. The works department estimates that multi-family dwellings - which include apartments, condominiums and townhouse complexes - are home to about 40 per cent of Toronto's population. It is dwarfed on all sides by three-story houses, a condominium building and an ugly electric lightpole. They're re-developing empty commercial and warehouse buildings into condominiums. Future plans include building condominiums and bungalows, according to the hotel's Communications Executive, Anita Rajaratnam. 1.1 Each of the individual apartments or houses in a condominium complex. （个人产权公寓楼中的）一套公寓 Example sentencesExamples Banglamung police were called to a condominium in Naklua after cleaning staff reported the death of one of the residents. She plans to move her mother into a condominium. Pulte plans four 40-unit, four-story condo buildings totaling 160 condominiums of two or three bedrooms. There go the houses and condominiums, the gold bracelets and expensive watches, the worn but still wearable wardrobe and, last but not least, common sense and healthy cautiousness. Construction permits have been awarded for fewer than 1,400 out of the 12,000 or so households who want their apartments or condominiums repaired. Prices of upmarket apartments and condominiums rose 4.1 percent in the July-September period to an average S $1,020 per square foot. But last week, Michelle Cohen, a public relations executive recently hired by Grand Center, said the ‘Media Box’ is a building that will hold a design studio and apartments or condominiums. She was living in a condominium that she had purchased with the assistance of her father who gave her a gift of $32,000 for the down payment. Balanky said last month that he also expected to develop 216 condominiums on 12 acres near the lake. Specifically designed for smaller homes, apartments, condominiums, and mobile homes. New apartments and condominiums continue to flood the market despite the generally low occupancy rates. Furthermore, it is estimated that more than 50% of new homes being built in and around major metropolitan areas in the U.S. are condominiums, etc. When the financing and organization to put it to this use fell through, the building was sold to private developers who promptly and contrarily converted it into luxury condominiums in 1986. Thunder Ridge Chalets in Fernie, a deluxe complex of condominiums just a slide away from ski lifts. The proposed tower will house 104 condominiums. But if this lot were in downtown Toronto, planners and politicians would let you build 274 condominiums, 225 hotel suites and 39 corporate suites. In the years that followed, developers began to entice young artists and professionals with condominiums and apartments fashioned from commercial buildings. Since she wanted to keep the house we stayed in, I went and rented a condominium studio apartment. Contemporary apartments and condominiums are even less likely than single-family dwellings to have Japanese-style rooms. Villas, apartments and condominiums are scattered along a delightful waterway most with their boats moored only metres away… 1.2 The system of ownership by which condominiums operate, in which owners have full title to the individual apartment or house and an undivided interest in the shared parts of the property. 公寓私有共有制度（即所属房产为私有，公用场地为共有） Example sentencesExamples Mr. Bagot has management experience in conventional apartments, commercial, retail, condominium and affordable housing. There are plans in the works to build nine small corporate condominium hangars to house King Airs or small corporate jets. The applicant submitted that it is important to understand the centrality of the common expenses in the operation of the condominium corporation for the benefit of all of the owners. He said that the market was further impeded by the lack of condominium law and property register law. In 1994 he also owned a condominium property valued at $130,000 and mortgaged to the extent of $30,000 then. The estate consisted of two commercial properties, one very large plaza, and five residential condominium units together with cash, insurance, etc. In October, the news came that the 43,188-grt ship had been purchased by the present condominium owners from the original group of investors. On the residential side, the city approved more houses and apartments, but fewer condominium units. For your parents, it would mean changing the ownership of their condominium from their individual names to the name of their revocable living trust. On cross-examination Rutherford was asked if he paid the woman $50, 000.00 for discounts she obtained for the defendants respecting their condominium. It has a cooperative ownership structure, which differs from the usual condominium or planned-unit development setup. Foreigners may have freehold ownership of a condominium title, with a proportional or strata interest in common land. Intending to attract the broad base of office workers in the Southpoint area, a housing developer wants to start work in July on a town house condominium community at Bonneval Road and Financial Way. He helped on the conversion to condominium apartments in 2003. The project is a mixed-use tower to house the Skyscraper Museum, a public restaurant, condominium units, furnished apartments, and a Ritz-Carlton Hotel. A condominium property was built on these lands. Condo-hotels, as the name suggests, provide condominium ownership in a hotel-like setting and are a growing trend in property ownership. As noted in paragraph 17 above, the occupancy fee incorporates three components, namely, mortgage interest, condominium fees, and property taxes. This was a property in Guelph zoned for two condominium towers with 176 units, 88 per tower. Village Urban Neighborhoods, within about 536 acres, are closer to the center and will include more dense single-family, town house and condominium development. 2The joint control of a country's or territory's affairs by other countries. （国际）共管；（国际）共同管辖权 Example sentencesExamples It is a mechanism to perpetuate the US - EU condominium in the global economy. In 1906, a condominium between Britain and France was established for the New Hebrides islands. A condominium, however, should not become the sole focus of American efforts to create a new security architecture in the region, because better solutions are needed for the more immediate term. How will the conflicting principles underlying a realist major-power condominium and a liberal international nuclear-monitoring regime be reconciled? Competing British and French claims to the islands led to the formation of a condominium government, allowing for joint British-French rule in 1906. Maybe we can have a joint condominium over Kashmir. If anything, new Europe - the Europe of the European Union - has been driven by the Franco-German condominium. The Sudan had long been run by British officials under cover of an Anglo-Egyptian condominium, but nationalism bloomed in both the Sudan and Egypt during the Second World War. The nuclear nations would move into this condominium state in a gradual way, undergoing quite intrusive United Nations inspections. In practice, however, he exercised extraordinary powers and directed the condominium government from Khartoum as if it were a colonial administration. 2.1 A state so governed. 受到（国际）共管的国家 Sudan was from 1899 an Anglo-Egyptian condominium Example sentencesExamples For this they were offered some noncontiguous enclaves within an Israeli-controlled and Israeli-settled condominium. In 1887, the British and French authorities agreed to share control over the islands and in 1906 established the joint condominium of New Hebrides. Sudan was proclaimed a condominium in 1899 under British-Egyptian administration. Sudan is conquered and proclaimed a Egyptian-British condominium. Origin Early 18th century: modern Latin, from con- ‘together with’ + dominium ‘right of ownership’ (see dominion). condominium (sense 1) dates from the 1960s.
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