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domestic [də'mestɪk](a) (household → duty, chore) ménager;∎ for domestic use only (on packaging) réservé à l'usage domestique∎ they lived in domestic bliss for many years ça a été un ménage très heureux pendant de nombreuses années;∎ a minor domestic crisis un petit problème à la maison;∎ this is all very domestic tout ceci donne une ambiance très familiale(c) (not foreign → affairs, flight, trade, policy) intérieur; (→ currency, economy, news, produce) national(d) (not wild → animal) domestique2 noun►► domestic airline ligne f intérieure;domestic appliance appareil m ménager;domestic excursionist excursionniste mf (dans son propre pays);domestic fowl volaille f;domestic help aide f ménagère;American domestic mail correspondance f à destination de l'intérieur;domestic product produit m ménager;domestic refuse ordures fpl ménagères;Aviation domestic route ligne f intérieure;domestic sales ventes fpl domestiques;domestic servant domestique m;domestic service domesticité f;∎ she was in domestic service elle était domestique;domestic staff employés mpl de maison, domestiques mpl;domestic tourism tourisme m national;domestic tourist touriste m national;domestic travel voyages mpl domestiques;domestic visitor touriste m national -
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domestic [dəˈmestɪk]1. adjectivea. ( = household) domestique ; [fuel] à usage domestique ; [quarrel] (within family) de famille ; (between couple) conjugalb. ( = home-loving) she was never a very domestic sort of person elle n'a jamais vraiment été une femme d'intérieur2. compounds* * *[də'mestɪk]1) Politics ( home) [market, affairs, flight, price] intérieur; [consumer] du pays; [crisis, issue] de politique intérieure2) ( of house) [activity, animal] domestique3) ( family) [life, situation, harmony] familial; [dispute] conjugal -
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A n1 †( servant) domestique† mf ;2 ○ ( argument) dispute f conjugale.B adj1 Pol ( home) [market, affairs, consumption, policy, flight, demand, price] intérieur ; [consumer] du pays ; [crisis, issue] de politique intérieure ;2 ( of house) [activity, animal] domestique ; domestic chores tâches fpl ménagères ; domestic staff domestiques mfpl ;3 ( family) [life, situation, harmony] familial ; [dispute] conjugal ; domestic bliss hum le bonheur familial. -
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(affairs, policy) intérieur(e); (currency, economy) national(e)domestic airline ligne f intérieure;American domestic mail courrier m à destination de l'intérieur;domestic market marché m intérieur;domestic product produit m ménager;domestic products denrées f pl du pays, produits m pl d'origine nationale;domestic route (in air travel) ligne intérieure;domestic sales ventes f pl domestiques;domestic trade commerce m intérieur -
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[də'mestik]1) (of or in the house or home: a domestic servant; domestic utensils.) de maison2) (concerning one's private life or family: domestic problems.) familial3) ((of animals) tame and living with or used by people.) domestique4) (not foreign: the Government's domestic policy.) intérieur•- domestication - domesticity - domestic help -
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bâtiment à usage d’habitation mDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > domestic building
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locaux d’habitation mDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > domestic premises
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eaux d’égouts f, eaux-vannes domestiques fDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > domestic sewage
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