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subsistence [səb'sɪstəns]1 nounsubsistance f, existence f;∎ means of subsistence moyens mpl d'existence∎ to live at subsistence level avoir tout juste de quoi vivre►► British subsistence allowance acompte m (perçu avant l'engagement définitif); (expenses) frais mpl (de subsistance);Agriculture subsistence crop culture f de subsistance;subsistence farming agriculture f de subsistanceUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > subsistence
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Agr. [con.] agriculture de subsistanceEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > subsistence farming
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Org. indemnité journalière de subsistance; per diemEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > daily subsistence allowance
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huapâhua > huapâhua-.*\HUAPAHUA v.t. tê-.,1.\HUAPAHUA fortifier, endurcir." aocmo quihuapâhua in ixhuatoc, in ic onoc in înenca in îyôlca in mâcêhualli ", il ne parvient plus à fortifier ce qui est en germe, ce dans quoi le peuple trouve sa subsistence, ses vivres. Launey II 164.2.\HUAPAHUA élever (des enfants ou des animaux)." in quênin quinhuapâhuah in înpilhuân tlahtohqueh îhuân pipiltin ", comment ils élèvent les enfants des seigneurs et des nobles. Sah8,71." yehhuântin in înnâhuân întahhuân quimizcaltiah quinhuapâhuah, ahnôzo chichihuahmeh in quinhuapâhuah in oc pîpiltotônti ", leurs mères (et) leurs pères les élèvent, les font grandir ou ou bien les nourrissent qui les font grandir pendant qu'ils sont encore petits - their mothers and fathers nourished and raised them or nursemaids raised them while they were still children. Sah8,71.*\HUAPAHUA v.t. tla-.,1.\HUAPAHUA faire croître quelque chose." tlahuapâhua ", il est cause de croissance - it causes development.Est dit de la racine de l'arbre. Sah11,113.2.\HUAPAHUA durcir quelque chose." camatetelquic; ahmo neuctic; ahmo no chichîc, zan iuhquin quihuapâhua, quimotzoloa in tonenepil ", elle est âpre au goût, elle n'est pas douce ni amère mais c'est comme si elle durcissait, contractait la langue.Est dit de la racine de la plante ahahhuaton.Cod Flor XI 157r = ECN9,172 = Sah11,165.3.\HUAPAHUA devenir dur." tlâhuapâhua, tlâhuapâhuatihcac ", il devient dur - it becomes rough.Est dit d'un chemin. Sah11,266.4.\HUAPAHUA faire de l'élévage." tlanemîtia, tlahuapâhua ", il fait de l'élevage - he keeps (animals). raises them.Est dit du vendeur de viande. Sah10,80.*\HUAPAHUA v.réfl., croître en âge." mohuapâhua ", il se développe, il grandit - it develops.Est dit d'un petit enfant, conêtôntli. Sah10,13.d'une graine de chia. Sah11,286." oncân mozcaltiâyah, mohuapâhuayah telpôchcali ", dans le telpochcalli où ils étaient élevés, où ils grandissaient. Sah3,55" in ômpa mohuapâhuato côâtlîchan ", celui qui a grandi à Coatlichan - der dort aufwuchs (erzogen wurde) in Coatlichan. W.Lehmann 1938,161 § 532." intlâ oquichtli quitlaitlaniâya inic oncân tlamacazcatiz mohuapâhuaz calmecac ", si c'était un garçon ils demandaient qu'il serve comme prêtre, qu'il grandisse au collège des prêtres - if it were a boy one asked that he might serve as a priest, to grow up there in the priest's house. Sah9,88." mânazqueh mohuapâhuazqueh ", ils pousseront, ils grandiront. Est dit d'enfants. Sah2,169.*\HUAPAHUA v.i., grandir." in înpilhuân zan chitahco huacalco in huapâhuayah ", leurs enfants ne grandissait que dans la gibecière ou dans la hotte - ihre Kinder nur in der Netztasche, nur im Traggestell wuchsen sie auf. Est dit des Chichimèques. W.Lehmann 1938,57.*\HUAPAHUA v.inanimé, durcir." huapâhua ", elle durcit - it hardens.Est dit de l'écorce de l'arbre, cuauhêhuatl. Sah11,114.note: variantes régionales.'Assimismo advierto que el verbo criar en Mexico es 'huapâhua'. En Costa y otras muchas partes es 'zcaltia'. Y assi diren, lo vi criar aqui " ônicitac nicân ômohuapâuh " y fuera de Mexico "... nicân ômozcaltih ". Pérez 1713,175. Rammow 1964,175.Je ne comprends pas ônicitac. -
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tlahpaliuhcâhuia > tlahpaliuhcâhuih.*\TLAHPALIUHCAHUIA v.t. tê-., violer, prendre une femme de force.*\TLAHPALIUHCAHUIA v.t. tla-., obtenir, se procurer par le travail ce qui est nécessaire à la vie.Angl., to earn one's subsistence by labor (K).Form: sans doute sur tlahpaliuhcâ.Dictionnaire de la langue nahuatl classique > TLAHPALIUHCAHUIA
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subsistence — [[t]səbsɪ̱stəns[/t]] 1) N UNCOUNT: oft N n Subsistence is the condition of just having enough food or money to stay alive. ...below the subsistence level... The standard of living today is on the edge of subsistence. 2) ADJ: ADJ n In subsistence… … English dictionary
subsistence — n. 1) (a) bare, hand to mouth subsistence 2) a means of subsistence * * * [səb sɪst(ə)ns] hand to mouth subsistence (a) bare a means of subsistence … Combinatory dictionary