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住 (zhù) is often used after a verb as a complement indicating a halt or steadiness. For example, 停 (tíng, to stop) + 住 (zhù) = 停住 (tíng zhù, to stop).
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住 is used when referring to a place of residence or a place of stay. It is often used in the context of living in a certain place, such as 住在北京 (zhù zài Běijīng, live in Beijing).
居 (jū) is used when referring to a place of residence or a place of stay, but it is not used alone. In fact, 居 is often used to form the verb 居住 to mean exactly that.
在 (zài) generally refers to the location of someone or something and can also used when referring to a place of stay, but it is more often used in the context of being in a certain place temporarily, such as 在北京 (zài Běijīng, be in Beijing).
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