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Перевод: living

[прилагательное]
живой; живущий; существующий; обитающий; очень похожий; жилой;
[существительное]
средства к существованию; образ жизни; жизнь ; бенефиций ; приход

Тезаурус:

1. If the omitted community costs (housing costs and personal living expenses) are added to the above community service costs they would add on average another 60 per week (see Appendix IV).
2. The moral seemed obvious: the reversal of the onslaught on wages and the defence of a minimum wage, if not the establishment of a living wage, could be secured by an alliance among unions.
3. "The country is living on a volcano, in a field of mines," he said.
4. Here the ballet is a vital living thing - the classrooms are where the pigments for the choreographer's art are made, whereas in Johannesburg - oh shit!
5. There wouldn't be any ethical problems to worry about, because as that young man in the audience said, we'd still be living in caves or the trees.
6. Deep ploughing puts subsoil on top and buries the living topsoil below the optimum depth.
7. They can remain for many years in cold and hostile environments while retaining their toxicity, and they have a tendency to remain in living organisms.
8. Through anthropology Eliot resuscitates the idea of the living dead, so common in late romantic poetry, where Death-in-Life is the eternal king.
9. In the rest of the region, Israel Radio's coverage allows those living in the Arab world to hear about events that are censored by their own governments.
10. First, if restriction on liberty is the defining feature of punishment, what are we to make of the experience of children who have to go to school and adults who have to work for a living?
11. The photographs show another example of changing an old, unplanned industrial area, with its derelict factories and waste tips, into a pleasant local recreation area for the people living in a city.
12. The astonishing achievements of Western civilisation in controlling and exploring the resources of the world, and the consequent increase in material wealth and standards of living, would not have taken place if the procurement of knowledge for its own sake had not mapped out the paths of which technology and investment for profit thereafter took advantage.
13. Living alone with an Aunt Louise who was acting someone with a grievance might, I thought, be rather difficult.)