Translations for „cohabitant“ in the English » German Dictionary

co·hab·it·ant [kəʊˈhæbɪtənt, Am koʊˈhæbɪt̬ənt] N form

cohabitant

Lebensgefährte(-gefährtin) m (f)

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English

Two unmarried cohabitants jointly owned a home that was subject to a mortgage in both names.

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But that can change as coyotes become more used to human cohabitants and lose their fear.

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So without legislation or an active judiciary, how do unmarried cohabitants protect their rights?

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After a successful courtship, pairs remain faithful and cohabitant, sharing parental responsibilities for the young.

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

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

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

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

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However, farms are at a similar risk not only within a marriage but also where two individuals are simply living together, i.e. as' cohabitants'.

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He has two sons, a cohabitant and two stepdaughters.

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