Pesquisar
to cohabit
01
coabitar, viver juntos
(typically of unmarried couples) to live together in the same residence
Intransitive
02
coabitar, viver junto
to live together in the same space
Intransitive
03
coabitar, coexistir
to exist together, often implying harmony or cooperation between different entities or groups
Intransitive
cohabit
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habit
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Exemplo
They have been cohabiting for five years but have no plans to marry.
The laws in some countries recognize rights for partners who cohabit.
Many couples choose to cohabit rather than marry right away.
They decided to cohabit before getting married to see if they were compatible.
Various species of animals can cohabit in the same habitat without conflict.
