Translations for „housebound“ in the English » German Dictionary

ˈhouse·bound ADJ inv

housebound person:

housebound

ans Haus gefesselt

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English

Savage not only presented the hour-long show, but played requests on the organ from listeners who were sick in hospital or housebound.

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They're out every night, visiting the housebound, organising nativity plays, or burying the elderly who've been carried off by the cold weather.

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Many people with anxiety disorders benefit from joining a self-help or support group (telephone conference call support groups or online support groups being of particular help for completely housebound individuals).

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After what appears to have been a stroke in 1974, she became increasingly housebound and in need of helpers.

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These two problems can lead to patients becoming housebound for long periods of time.

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They are housebound, afraid to go anywhere in case they have accidents.

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If space permits, an open courtyard within the house can be a blessing, allowing housebound elders to experience the outdoors.

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She continued to suffer with chronic diarrhoea which left her housebound.

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Honor's incapacity in the novel represented by the nature of her injuries leaving her housebound suggests an ambiguous message of limited freedom for women in wartime.

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This ranges from televisions for those whose mobility is restricted or are largely housebound, to excursions and trips for the more able.

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