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CZ.Hong Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary
one word vocabulary for "old people's home"
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Is there an one-word vocabulary having the meaning of "old people's home", a facility where old people who is lack
of the ability to manage his/her life?
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Is there an one-word vocabulary having the meaning of "old people's home", a facility where old people who is lack
of the ability to manage his/her life?
Regards
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Is there an one-word vocabulary having the meaning of "old people's home", a facility where old people who is lack of the ability to manage his/her life? Is there an one-word expression having the meaning of "old people's home", a facility where old people who lack the ability to manage their lives ? nursing home , but this isn't a one-word expression
- Is there an one-word vocabulary having the meaning of "old people's home", a facility where old people who is lack of the ability to manage his/her life?
- Is there an one-word expression having the meaning of "old people's home", a facility where old people who lack the ability to manage their lives ?
- nursing home , but this isn't a one-word expression
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Is there an one-word vocabulary having the meaning of "old people's home", a facility where old people who is lack of the ability to manage his/her life?
Is there an one-word expression having the meaning of "old people's home", a facility where old people who lack the ability to manage their lives?
Is there an one-word expression having the meaning of "old people's home", a facility where old people who lack the ability to manage their lives?
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Hello, Marius:
Thank you for your substitution and thank you for correcting my mistake.
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Thank you for your substitution and thank you for correcting my mistake.
Regards
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There's also "retirement home" for people who can take care of themselves but don't want to bother with yard work, cleaning, etc., and "assisted living residence" for people who might need help with cooking, laundry, etc. but don't actually need nursing care.
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AnonymousasylumHi Anon,
That's not correct, at least no where I live. An asylum is where people with extreme mental illness go.
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Hospice is not correct, at least in the U.S. Hospice is a program for people who have a fatal condition and have less than six months to live. It provides comfort care but not medical interventions designed to prolong life.
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