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домашний; семья; дом; домохозяйство; хозяйственный; домочадцы -
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pessoal de casa, família, doméstico -
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а) семья́ жб) дома́шнее хозя́йство -
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adj.de toda la casa, doméstico, de casa, de la casa.s.1 hogar, unidad familiar (España)2 grupo familiar, conjunto de habitantes de la casa, unidad familiar. -
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семьяфермахозяйство -
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семья ( как учётная единица переписи населения); хозяйство семьи; см. family; население ( в СМП); домашнее хозяйство («домашнее хозяйство основано на бытовом укладе, в рамках которого отдельные лица или группы лиц обеспечивают себя пищей и всем необходимым для жизни; оно может состоять из одного человека или нескольких человек, объединяющихся для обеспечения себя пищей и всем необходимым для жизни» — рекомендации ООН о проведении переписей населения 1970 г.)(демогр.) домохозяйство; семья как самостоятельная хозяйственная единицаАнгло-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > household
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[A]DOMESTICUS (-A -UM)FAMILIARIS (-E)[N]DOMUS (-US) (F)DOMUS (-I) (F)FAMILIA (-AE) (F)AEDIS (-IS) (F) -
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husholdning {fk} [husstand] -
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husstand {fk} -
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germ. hīwiska-; swēsadæma- -
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[ˈhaushould]1) evdarlıq; 2) ailə üzvləri; householder kirayəçi, kirayənişin -
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huishouding, huishoue -
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(n) кудонь тнал [kudоnj tnal] -
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n agboléìdílé -
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ménage m -
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adj.गृहस्थी का, परिवार संबन्धीn.घराना, कुल, कुटुंब, परिवार; घर बार, गृहस्थी -
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nოჯახი, საოჯახო მეურნეობა -
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n.пизэть-акшт, кудот-чить -
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n.сурткӧр г.ӧ сомыл л.м.[surtkorgo somyl]
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household — I (domestic) adjective at home, domesticus, domiciled, domiciliary, domiciliated, family, fond of home, having home interests, home, home loving, home owning, homemaking, housekeeping, in residence, lares, penates, pertaining to home, pertaining… … Law dictionary
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