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Перевод: conjugal

[прилагательное]
супружеский; брачный

Тезаурус:

1. But we were married, conjugal rights, it was the fifties, Jay, men had to have sex for their health and they couldn't stop once they were turned on.
2. She points out that we know little of the differential impact of changing material circumstances on different kinds of tending, and is surely right when she argues that it would be "useful and interesting to discover how long term unemployment alters conjugal roles as far as caring is concerned".
3. Many had, during marriage, distinct conjugal roles and were therefore quite unaccustomed to undertaking partners' household tasks.
4. Long before Planned Parenthood observed that education, the development of other distractions such as television, or increased cultural activity reduced fertility, the Italians had a saying that "the conjugal bed is the poor man's opera".
5. If this was the sleeping arrangement prior to the patient's illness, the family may have to supply a fairly wide single bed for the patient, or the carer might sleep in a separate bed, leaving the normal conjugal bed to the patient.
6. For a time things had improved; his wife had been a foolish woman, concerned only with her appearance, social engagements and feminine trivia, but she had performed her conjugal duties satisfactorily.
7. Channel 4's "Brookside" briefly flirted with a lesbian sub-plot based round a disorganised feminist printing collective which added spice to Heather and Nicholas's conjugal difficulties.
8. As a result, the conjugal relationship between the couple can suffer, and this tension can even cause mental illness.
9. If, now, you refuse me my conjugal rights, I can go to a lawyer; I know something of law, after all, as I said.
10. Most of the supreme mystics have been celibate, so we have few guides in discerning the beauty of conjugal love.
11. It is taken to be the ultimate proof of conjugal loyalty.
12. The criminal law includes only one type of non-consensual sexual act as rape, namely the insertion of penis in vagina by force or threatened force; it excludes sexual intercourse between husband and wife, no matter how much the latter is beaten by the former to exercise his "conjugal right"; it excludes most sexual acts achieved by fraud, deceit, or misrepresentation - thus a man may pose as a psychiatrist and prescribe sexual intercourse as therapy to a "gullible female", because he knows the law will regard this as acceptable seduction rather than rape; it excludes men who use economic, organizational, or social power rather than actual or threatened force to overcome an unwilling but subordinate, and therefore vulnerable female; it excludes the forced insertion of any other instrument, no matter how sharp or dangerous.
13. Moreover - and more to the point - if as literary intellectuals we feel frustrated at having no channel of access to the figures who exercise decision-making power in our societies, Mrs Lowndes shows us a society in which literary intelligence had direct access to such centres of power, by way of the conjugal bed as well as over the dinner table.