domestic

domestic
də'mestik
adjective
1) (of or in the house or home: a domestic servant; domestic utensils.) doméstico
2) (concerning one's private life or family: domestic problems.) doméstico, familiar
3) ((of animals) tame and living with or used by people.) doméstico
4) (not foreign: the Government's domestic policy.) nacional
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- domestication
- domesticity
- domestic help
domestic adj
1. doméstico
domestic animals animales domésticos
2. nacional
a domestic flight un vuelo nacional
domestic
tr[də'mestɪk]
adjective
1 (of the home) doméstico,-a
■ domestic animal animal doméstico
■ domestic bliss felicidad conyugal
2 (home-loving) hogareño,-a, casero,-a
3 (news, flight) nacional; (trade, policy) interior; (affairs, policy, market) interno,-a
noun
1 empleado,-a doméstico,-a
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
domestic science economía doméstica, hogar nombre masculino
domestic service servicio doméstico
domestic violence violencia en el hogar
domestic [də'mɛstɪk] adj
1) household: doméstico, casero
2) : nacional, interno
domestic policy: política interna
3) tame: domesticado
domestic n
: empleado m doméstico, empleada f doméstica
domestic
adj.
• casero, -a adj.
• cívico, -a adj.
• doméstico, -a adj.
• intestino, -a adj.
• nacional adj.
n.
• doméstico s.m.
• familiar s.m.
• sirviente s.m.

I də'mestɪk
adjective
1)
a) (of the home) <life/problems> doméstico

they live in domestic bliss — la felicidad de su hogar es perfecta

domestic violence — violencia f en el hogar

domestic staff — personal m doméstico or de servicio

b) (home-loving) casero, hogareño
2) <animal> doméstico
3) (Econ, Pol) <affairs/policy/market> interno; <produce> nacional

domestic flight — vuelo m nacional


II
noun (frml) empleado doméstico, empleada doméstica m,f, doméstico, -ca m,f
[dǝ'mestɪk]
1. ADJ
1) (=household) [activities, duty, life, animal] doméstico; [fuel] de uso doméstico; [harmony, quarrel] familiar; [violence] en el hogar

for domestic use — para uso doméstico

she does domestic work for a living — trabaja como empleada del hogar or empleada doméstica

a scene of domestic bliss — una escena de felicidad familiar or doméstica

2) (=home-loving) casero, hogareño
3) (Econ, Pol) (=internal) [flight, industry, news, economy, politics] nacional; [market, consumption, policy] nacional, interior; [affairs, problems] nacional, interno
2.
N doméstico(-a) m / f , empleado(-a) m / f doméstico(-a)
3.
CPD

domestic abuse N — violencia f doméstica

domestic appliance N — aparato m doméstico, aparato m de uso doméstico

domestic help N — empleado(-a) m / f del hogar, empleado(-a) m / f doméstico(-a)

domestic science N — (esp Brit) (Scol) economía f doméstica, hogar m (Sp)

domestic science teacher N — (esp Brit) (Scol) profesor(a) m / f de economía doméstica, profesor(a) m / f de hogar (Sp)

domestic servant N — sirviente(-a) m / f , doméstico(-a) m / f

domestic service N — servicio m doméstico

to be in domestic service — trabajar en el servicio doméstico

domestic staff N — (in hospital, institution) personal m de servicio; (in private household) servicio m doméstico

domestic worker N — empleado(-a) m / f doméstico(-a)

* * *

I [də'mestɪk]
adjective
1)
a) (of the home) <life/problems> doméstico

they live in domestic bliss — la felicidad de su hogar es perfecta

domestic violence — violencia f en el hogar

domestic staff — personal m doméstico or de servicio

b) (home-loving) casero, hogareño
2) <animal> doméstico
3) (Econ, Pol) <affairs/policy/market> interno; <produce> nacional

domestic flight — vuelo m nacional


II
noun (frml) empleado doméstico, empleada doméstica m,f, doméstico, -ca m,f

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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