No. 650 in French
domicile
Residence or home.
In a sentence
Je rentre à mon domicile après le travail.
I return to my home after work.
Here, 'domicile' is used to mean 'home' or 'place of residence', often in a formal or legal sense.
Veuillez indiquer votre domicile sur le formulaire.
Please indicate your residence on the form.
In this context, 'domicile' refers to the address or place where someone lives, often used in official or administrative settings.
Elle travaille à domicile pour préserver sa santé.
She works from home to preserve her health.
Here, 'domicile' means 'home' or 'residence', particularly as the location of an activity, in this case, work.
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