Примери за използване на Cohabitating на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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That's cohabitating.
Cohabitating is not-not-not so easy, huh?
Mixed tribe cohabitating.
No cohabitating till we get married.
Since we're cohabitating now.
Cohabitating without marriage is illegal too.
How are you two like cohabitating?
We will be cohabitating for the next month so I can examine its every move.
I am. I am officially cohabitating.
Eric, are you aware that cohabitating with a minor violates the terms of your parole?
Marriage is not the same as merely cohabitating.
Instead, I'm nearing 30, cohabitating, engaged and talking about becoming a mom in the not-so-distant future.
Twelve years later, they are all still happily cohabitating.
There are so many cohabitating with you.
Have you made a bowel movement since you two started cohabitating?
So why are their sons and daughters cohabitating instead of getting married?
Four out of five of the men were married or cohabitating.
Cohabitating persons" are those living together in one home with or without ties of relationship registered on one address. 3. amend.
We are officially a boring,domesticated, cohabitating… Couple.
Within three years of cohabitating, 27% of couples broke up, while 40% married and another 32% remained living with one another.
And afterwards returned to,"and resided in the County of Caroline,"State of Virginia, cohabitating as man and wife.
I'm just saying that, you know, ever… ever since your guys decided to start cohabitating and if you're gonna pop out a puppy that we don't have as much, um, you know, us time.
One study also found that frequent intercourse was associated with lower diastolic blood pressure in cohabitating participants.
It's known, and, by the way,it's shown by American research, that after cohabitating, divorce, conflicts, and unfaithfulness are two times more likely.
Cohabitating and many same-sex couples who lose partners are particularly vulnerable as they are often not afforded the same rights of survivorship that married heterosexual couples have.
The practice has risen 29 percent since 2007 alone,from 14 million people cohabitating in that year to 18 million in 2016, according to the Pew Research Center.
Say that children who grow up in a two-parent householdexhibit less delinquency and acting-out behaviors during adolescence than children raised in single-parent or cohabitating households.
And that matters, Kamp Dush said, because 40 percent of children in the United States are now born outside of marital relationships, and cohabitation tends to beless stable than marriage, particularly when it's driven by a baby on the way- 60 percent of cohabitating parents break up before their first children turn 5.