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Перевод: subsist

[глагол]
жить; существовать; кормиться; содержать; пробавляться; прокормить; прокормиться

Тезаурус:

1. In their turn the males continued to subsist mostly on meat and fish from the animals they had caught.
2. In his schemata of reproduction Marx suggested that if equilibrium is to subsist for total social production, then there must exist definite proportions between the two departments and proportionality in the exchanges between the two departments.
3. Fiegehan and his colleagues (1977) found age to be closely related to poverty: old people in Britain often subsist on very small incomes indeed.
4. In many cases they have, through time, been attempting to subsist on farms that have become progressively smaller without becoming more productive.
5. One official described outdoor proctors as men who "hover about the streets leading to the courts, like so many ill-omened birds of prey, from early morning till late at night, and who have no trade or legitimate calling but who subsist by swindling."
6. Therefore, for equilibrium to subsist a part of the surplus-value must be accumulated as constant capital, and only a further portion may be accumulated as variable capital.
7. "As all living creatures subsist by receiving support from air, even so (the members of) all orders subsist by receiving support from the householder."
8. Almost every employee must moonlight in second, even third jobs simply to subsist.
9. According to Maybury-Lewis (1971: 33-;6), the Shavante, both men and women, have a passion for meat, and consider it the prime delicacy: in fact, however, they subsist primarily on wild roots, nuts, and fruits from the collecting trips of women.
10. His own argument involved the admission that no common government, no common state, comprising both Great Britain and the colonies could subsist.
11. If they "do not exist in my mind or that of any other created spirit, they must either have no existence at all, or else subsist in the mind of some eternal spirit."
12. Thus many primitive animals retain an ancient form and subsist to the present day.