domestic

domestic
[də'mestɪk] adjective
1) (household) häuslich [Verhältnisse, Umstände]; (family) familiär [Atmosphäre, Angelegenheit, Reibereien]; [Wasserversorgung, Ölverbrauch] der privaten Haushalte

domestic servant — Hausgehilfe, der/ -gehilfin, die

domestic help — Haushaltshilfe, die

domestic appliance — Haushaltgerät, das

2) (of one's own country) inländisch; einheimisch [Produkt]; innenpolitisch [Problem, Auseinandersetzungen]

domestic policy — Innenpolitik, die

3) (kept by man)

domestic animal — Haustier, das

domestic rabbit/cat — Hauskaninchen, das/Hauskatze, die

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[də'mestik]
adjective
1) (of or in the house or home: a domestic servant; domestic utensils.) Haus-...
2) (concerning one's private life or family: domestic problems.) häuslich
3) ((of animals) tame and living with or used by people.) Haus-...
4) (not foreign: the Government's domestic policy.) Innen-...
- academic.ru/86344/domesticated">domesticated
- domestication
- domesticity
- domestic help
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do·mes·tic
[dəˈmestɪk]
I. adj
1. (of the household) häuslich, Haus-
\domestic bliss häusliches Glück
they lived in \domestic bliss sie führten ein glückliches Familienleben
\domestic commitments familiäre Verpflichtungen
\domestic discord häusliche Zwietracht
\domestic relations court Familiengericht nt
to be in \domestic service als Hausangestellte(r) arbeiten
\domestic violence Gewalt f in der Familie
\domestic work Hausarbeit f
2. (fond of home) häuslich
he is a \domestic man er ist ein häuslicher Typ
3. inv (a country's own) Inlands-, inländisch
\domestic affairs innere [o innenpolitische] Angelegenheiten
\domestic airline Inlandsfluggesellschaft f
\domestic considerations innenpolitische Erwägungen
\domestic economic policy Binnenwirtschaftspolitik f
\domestic mail Inlandspost f
\domestic market Binnenmarkt m, Inlandsmarkt m
\domestic public opinion politische Meinung im Land
\domestic policy Innenpolitik f
\domestic product einheimisches Produkt [o Erzeugnis]
gross \domestic product Bruttoinlandsprodukt nt
\domestic trade Binnenhandel m
\domestic wines einheimische Weine
II. n (dated) Domestik m veraltet, Hausangestellte(r) f(m)
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[də'mestɪk]
1. adj
1) (= household) häuslich

the domestic arrangements — die häusliche Situation

domestic chores or duties — Hausarbeit f

his wife has always taken care of his domestic needs —

everything of a domestic nature — alles, was den Haushalt angeht

she was never very domestic, she was never a very domestic sort of person — sie war nie ein sehr häuslicher Mensch

domestic activities or things take up a lot of time — der Haushalt nimmt viel Zeit in Anspruch

in the interests of domestic harmony — im Interesse des Familienfriedens

domestic bliss — häusliches Glück

domestic quarrel — Ehekrach m

domestic appliances — Haushaltsgeräte pl

for domestic use — für den Hausgebrauch

or garbage (US) — Hausmüll m

2) (ESP POL, COMM: within a country) consumption, production, spending, sales, demand etc inländisch, im Inland; currency inländisch; problems im Inland; news aus dem Inland; issues, affairs innenpolitisch

he was more interested in foreign affairs than in domestic affairs — er interessierte sich mehr für Außenpolitik als für Innenpolitik

2. n
1) (= servant) Hausangestellte(r) mf
2) (inf: quarrel) Ehekrach m
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domestic [dəʊˈmestık]
A adj (adv domestically)
1. häuslich, Haus…, Haushalts…, Familien…, Privat…:
domestic affairs häusliche Angelegenheiten ( A 5);
domestic appliance (besonders elektrisches) Haushaltsgerät;
domestic architecture Häuser-, Wohnungsbau m;
domestic bliss häusliches Glück;
domestic coal Hausbrandkohle f;
domestic difficulties häusliche Schwierigkeiten;
domestic drama THEAT bürgerliches Drama;
domestic economy Hauswirtschaft f, Haushaltskunde f;
domestic life Familienleben n;
domestic prelate KATH Hausprälat m, päpstlicher Prälat;
domestic relations US Familienbeziehungen;
court of domestic relations, domestic-relations court US Familiengericht n;
law of domestic relations JUR US Familienrecht n;
domestic science SCHULE Hauswirtschaftslehre f;
domestic servant (oder help) B 1;
domestic system Heimindustrie-System n;
domestic virtues häusliche Tugenden
2. häuslich (veranlagt) (Mann etc)
3. Haus…, zahm:
domestic animals Haustiere;
domestic fowl ZOOL Haushuhn n
4. inländisch, im Inland erzeugt, einheimisch, Inlands…, Landes…, Innen…, Binnen…:
domestic bill WIRTSCH Inlandswechsel m;
domestic commerce US Binnenhandel m;
domestic flight FLUG Inlandsflug m;
domestic goods Inlandswaren, einheimische Waren;
domestic mail US Inlandspost f;
domestic market inländischer Markt, Binnenmarkt m;
domestic products B 2;
domestic trade Binnenhandel m
5. inner(er, e, es), Innen…:
domestic affairs innere oder innenpolitische Angelegenheiten ( A 1);
in the domestic field innenpolitisch;
domestic interference POL Einmischung f in innere Angelegenheiten;
a domestic political issue eine innenpolitische Frage;
domestic policy Innenpolitik f
B s
1. Hausangestellte(r) m/f(m), Dienstbote m, pl auch (Dienst)Personal n
2. pl WIRTSCH Landesprodukte pl, inländische Erzeugnisse pl
dom. abk
1. domain
2. domestic
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[də'mestɪk] adjective
1) (household) häuslich [Verhältnisse, Umstände]; (family) familiär [Atmosphäre, Angelegenheit, Reibereien]; [Wasserversorgung, Ölverbrauch] der privaten Haushalte

domestic servant — Hausgehilfe, der/ -gehilfin, die

domestic help — Haushaltshilfe, die

domestic appliance — Haushaltgerät, das

2) (of one's own country) inländisch; einheimisch [Produkt]; innenpolitisch [Problem, Auseinandersetzungen]

domestic policy — Innenpolitik, die

3) (kept by man)

domestic animal — Haustier, das

domestic rabbit/cat — Hauskaninchen, das/Hauskatze, die

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adj.
häuslich adj. n.
Dienstbote m.

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