cohabited

cohabited

美 [ˌkoʊˈhæbɪt] 　英 [kəʊˈhæbɪt]

• v.〈正式〉同居；姘居

词形变化

第三人称单数：cohabits  现在分词：cohabiting  过去式：cohabited  

同义词

英汉解释

v.	1. 〈正式〉同居;姘居

英英解释

v.	1. <formal>if two people cohabit, they live together and have a sexual relationship without being married

例句

While countries around the world adopted the practice with gusto decades ago, U. S. couples who cohabited were seen as "living in sin. "

虽然在几十年前世界各国的情侣们就满怀热忱地进行着这一实践，但是在美国，未婚同居仍被视为不道德的。

If you cohabited or had children together you were as good as married in everyone's eyes.

在过去，如果你同居或有孩子了，那你在别人眼里就算是结婚了。

The male Wistar rats cohabited with the female ones to test the quantity and the survival rate of their offspring.

随机取健康雄性大鼠分别与各组雌性大鼠合笼，比较生育仔鼠数量和存活率。

Your boyfriend cohabited with a girl.

你男朋友和别的女还同居了。

It said that couples who cohabited before marriage were 45 per cent more likely to split than those who waited until after the wedding.

报告中指出婚前同居的夫妇较那些婚后才住在一起的夫妇，离婚可能性高出45%。

The Petitioner and Respondent have cohabited at (address).

呈请人和答辩人已在（地址）共同居住。

The exception is Japan where, among women born in the 1970s, about 20% say they have cohabited with a sexual partner.

唯独例外的国家是日本，大约20%出生于70年代的女性说自己与性伴侣同居过。