cohabitant en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de cohabitant en el diccionario inglés»italiano

cohabitant [koʊ·ˈhæ·bɪ·tænt] SUST.

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As appropriate, additional interviews may include cohabitant(s), ex-spouses, and relative(s).

en.wikipedia.org

The study also finds that among people without a college education, unmarried adults have "greater economic well-being" than cohabitants.

www.cnn.com

It has also campaigned on issues such as legal aid -- for family and care work -- domestic violence, no fault divorce, rights for cohabitants and court closures.

www.familylaw.co.uk

The impact of the dermatological conditions on patients' cohabitants has been largely ignored.

www.reuters.com

He was also convicted of two counts of corporal injury, one count each of dissuading a witness from reporting a crime, simple battery of a cohabitant and criminal threats.

homicide.latimes.com

They can be maintainted in community aquariums, but quieter cohabitants are preferred so that these fish are not scared into hiding.

en.wikipedia.org

Words like companions, cohabitants, copilots, coexistence and connections flash across the screen.

adage.com

For cohabitants have written themselves a get-out clause from the start.

www.dailymail.co.uk

His adult rap sheet includes battery on a spouse or cohabitant in 2003.

www.huffingtonpost.com

Researchers in the past years have identified this factor as the most prevalent reason among cohabitants.

www.ghanaweb.com