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Перевод: stay-at-home

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домосед ; домоседка

Тезаурус:

1. Where firms use "workshop" affiliates in developing countries, they may lower their total costs below those of stay-at-home rivals.
2. If you are the stay-at-home type you might like to choose an exercise book or tape that covers strength and suppleness exercises of the kind we have described.
3. The result, both in some sectors where there are producers who are purely home-based and others who are foreign-based, and in whole states, is a political tug-of-war to define the "cow" according to either the stay-at-home or to the go-abroad interests.
4. A stay-at-home wife and mother.
5. FEELING THE PINCH: Stay-at-home Terry Major outside his London house, No 7 Picture: BILL KENNEDY
6. His brother William made a good deputy in most respects and could deal with much of the day-to-day management of the properties; but he was very much a stay-at-home character, immersed in his books and studies, and the more distant affairs tended to get neglected.
7. Stay-at-home Americans missed out on the best of the world's bull market in the 1980s.
8. STAY-at-home Britons are crunching their way through 1.5 billion of savoury snacks a year, a survey reveals today.
9. But for one zany week in March, the place sheds its stay-at-home Cinderella rags, paints its face and gets itself up in motley as Clown Town.
10. One might suppose, for example, that the British would be likely to emerge from the war rejoicing in a warm nostalgic glow as the gallant kid brothers of the American heroes; that the British (and the Americans) would be profoundly alienated from the stay-at-home Germans; and that the French would be left uneasily high and dry in the middle.
11. But, what with today's theatre seat prices, the difficulty of parking the car, and the limitations of radio and television, who would not pay the 5 subscription 10 or 20 times over to bring back the stay-at-home multiple choice facilities that our grandparents enjoyed.
12. What makes cognac the international high-flyer, and armagnac the spotty, stay-at-home plodder?
13. Grafting its expatriate Scottish culture onto Midland's stay-at-home heritage could be hard.