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1 subsistence
noun1) (subsisting) [Über]leben, dasbe enough for a bare subsistence — gerade genug zum [Über]leben sein; [Einkommen:] das Existenzminimum sein
2)[means of] subsistence — Lebensgrundlage, die
* * *sub·sist·ence[səbˈsɪstən(t)s]I. nthey produced food for their own \subsistence sie erzeugten Nahrungsmittel für den eigenen Bedarfenough for a bare \subsistence gerade genug zum [Über]leben2. (livelihood)means of \subsistence Lebensgrundlage fII. adj attr, inv Existenz-\subsistence farming Subsistenzwirtschaft f fachspr* * *[səb'sIstəns]n(= living) Leben nt (on von); (= means of subsistence) Existenz f, (Lebens)unterhalt m* * *1. Bestehen n, Dasein n, Existenz f2. Auskommen n, (Lebens)Unterhalt m, Existenz(möglichkeit) f:subsistence farmer Landwirt, der ausschließlich für den Eigenbedarf anbaut;subsistence level Existenzminimum na) (Lohn)Vorschuss m,b) Trennungszulage f,c) Unterhaltsbeihilfe f, -zuschuss m5. PHILa) Wesen nb) Subsistenz f (Bestehen durch sich selbst)6. Innewohnen n* * *noun1) (subsisting) [Über]leben, dasbe enough for a bare subsistence — gerade genug zum [Über]leben sein; [Einkommen:] das Existenzminimum sein
2)[means of] subsistence — Lebensgrundlage, die
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2 subsistence
sub·sist·ence [səbʼsɪstən(t)s] nthey produced food for their own \subsistence sie erzeugten Nahrungsmittel für den eigenen Bedarf;enough for a bare \subsistence gerade genug zum [Über]leben2) ( livelihood)means of \subsistence Lebensgrundlage f adjattr, inv Existenz-;
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