domicilio
“domicilio” means “residence” in Spanish. It has 2 different meanings depending on context:
residence, home address
Also: home
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Por favor, escriba su domicilio actual en el formulario.
A2Please write your current home address on the form.
El sospechoso no se encontraba en su domicilio.
B1The suspect was not at his residence.
home delivery
Also: at home
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¿Tienen servicio a domicilio?
A1Do you have home delivery service?
Pedimos una pizza a domicilio porque no queríamos cocinar.
A2We ordered a pizza for delivery because we didn't want to cook.
El médico hace visitas a domicilio.
B1The doctor makes house calls.
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Quick Quiz: domicilio
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If you are at a restaurant and want to take food home, but you want them to bring it to you later, you ask for...
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From the Latin 'domicilium', which comes from 'domus' (house). It has always referred to the place where one dwells.
First recorded: 13th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'domicilio' the same as 'dirección'?
Close! 'Dirección' is the physical string of words (Street, Number, etc.), whereas 'domicilio' is the legal concept of the place where you live. In casual conversation, they are often used interchangeably.
Can I use 'domicilio' for my office?
Usually, 'domicilio' implies a place of residence. For a business, you would typically say 'domicilio social' or simply 'oficina'.