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Перевод: habitation

[существительное]
проживание; местожительство; жилище; обиталище; жилье; поселок ; житье
[существительное]

Тезаурус:

1. the earth delight in mischief; but the sylphs, whose habitation is
2. For example one client lived in "appalling, dirty conditions", in a house which was rapidly becoming unfit for habitation, and with a companion who was becoming "more frequently drunk and incontinent".
3. Sobsovich concluded with an idealized vision of Stalinist architecture: "Most likely the typical habitation will be an immense apartment building equipped with all amenities, electrified and heated by a central thermo-electric plant, fitted out with elevators, mechanical equipment for maintenance and cleaning, communal baths and showers, perhaps even exercise facilities and so on."
4. The plain stretched north and south as far as the eye could see and there was no sign of either vegetation or habitation - nothing but dust, rock and sand.
5. Miss Bedwelty lived some ten miles away in "proper country" (signs of habitation at infrequent intervals).
6. One city of a million people, Ufa, 700 miles east of Moscow, was described in Pravda in 1987 as having become unfit for human habitation.
7. They mark the former habitation and cultivation patterns.
8. He sucked in lungfuls of the cool fresh air and looked around for human habitation.
9. The mindlessness of this acquired behavioural numbness is illustrated by the contrary phenomenon of sensitisation: almost any irrelevant but novel stimulus can instantly destroy habitation's insensitivity.
10. Her daughter was far too exotic, a kind of hothouse plant, the sort of girl who enjoyed running wild on the Cornish cliffs during summer but drooped in the cold lonely winters, with their grey skies and seas and not another human habitation within sight.
11. Kipling's historical and contemporary tales of the English countryside, stories such as "An Habitation Enforced", "My Son's Wife", and "The Wish House", are important to the start of "East Coker".
12. "Local habitation", OMF i 2.
13. Between AD 250 and 260, the town was conquered by Suebi and Alemanni tribes who slaughtered the Roman habitation.