c ca cb cc cd ce cf cg ch ci ck cl cm cn co cp cr cs ct cu cw cy cz

Перевод: cohabitation

[существительное]
сожительство
[существительное]

Тезаурус:

1. Cohabitation between marriages has also grown in popularity.
2. A smaller proportion, 1 in 11 children under 16, live with a natural mother and stepfather in a reconstituted family formed by cohabitation or remarriage.
3. Both these are sometimes slightly exaggerated: there has been some decentralisation since 1983 and, as the period of cohabitation demonstrated, the President's power can be compromised if he is faced by a hostile majority in the Assemble Nationale.
4. "There is a growing number of people who see cohabitation as a complete alternative to the married state - particularly among well-educated women with promising careers, who regard the more traditional role of wife as getting in the way.
5. Some couples whose cohabitation has worked well for them may be surprised, hurt or bewildered when, legally married, they find their relationship deteriorating.
6. Rented accommodation has become scarce; heavy mortgages often require two salaries for some years and can delay the date of marriage or cohabitation, or the start of parenting.
7. Marriage and cohabitation
8. The rise in childbearing outside marriage is closely linked with cohabitation.
9. Remarriage rates (the number of marriages per thousand divorced persons) have fallen continuously since the 1970s, largely due to the growing popularity of cohabitation between marriages.
10. The Zohar states that "The pleasure of cohabitation is a religious one, giving joy to the divine presence."
11. People are marrying later, cohabitation is on the increase and one in four children are now born outside marriage.
12. The decline of marriage, increasing cohabitation and extra-marital childbearing and the emergence of new family structures arising from greater divorce, remarriage and lone parenthood has meant that the traditional image of the family, of a married couple with dependent children, is less common today than in the past.
13. Similarly, a one parent family may become a two parent family through marriage or remarriage, reconciliation or cohabitation.