cohabit
cohabit 英 [kəʊˈhæbɪt] 美 [koʊˈhæbɪt]
vi. 同居（尤指未婚而同居者）
进行时:cohabiting 过去式:cohabited 过去分词:cohabited 第三人称单数:cohabits 名词复数:cohabits
- The verb cohabit means to live together as if you are married. If you and your significant other are thinking of cohabiting, make sure all the chores are shared equally.
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- vi. 同居（尤指未婚而同居者）
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1. We were meant to cohabit this planet with humans in a loving and peaceful manner.
我们本应以充满爱与和平的方式与人类同居于这个星球上。
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2. In the beginning, in a far distant past of Earth history, humans and animals used to cohabit very lovingly and peacefully.
开元时期，在地球历史上的遥远过去，人类和动物原本是同居一起，非常友好与和平。
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3. But when terminal cancer was diagnosed in her, “they came to cohabit again, and he cared for her as her disease progressed.
但是当她被诊断出患有癌症晚期的时候，“他们又再次同居，在她病情不断发展的时候他一直不离不弃。”
- cohabit (v.) "to dwell together," specifically "to dwell together as husband and wife," 1530s, a back-formation from cohabitation (q.v.) or else from Late Latin cohabitare. A euphemism to describe a couple living together without benefit of marriage and usually implying sexual intercourse. Related: Cohabited; cohabiting.
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