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Translation of -dweller in Spanish:

-dweller

Pronunciation /?dw?l?r/ /?dw?l?/

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    city-dwellers — la gente que vive en la ciudad
    • Past efforts to try to entice dwellers to stay in rural settings have failed.
    • Where possible, slum dwellers are allowed to buy the land they are "squatting" on.
    • Later, their decay uses up oxygen needed by fish and other aquatic dwellers.
    • For most New York City apartment dwellers, though, the answer lies somewhere in between.
    • Wooden shoes are an item of traditional dress among rural dwellers in the interior of the region.
    • Most of the exhibitions left the viewers with the conviction that the most authentic identity of an urban environment is determined by its dwellers.
    • Care of infants is largely a female responsibility, though forest dwellers tend to share parental duties.
    • Peasants and town dwellers paid numerous taxes to the church.
    • Dwellers can enjoy a manageable home and a fashionable address that is accessible to both work and social amenities.
    • Some anthropologists believe that the very earliest cave dwellers used everything from thorns, sticks, bones and stone to fashion crude hair pins.