We were meant to cohabit this planet with humans in a loving and peaceful manner.(我們本應(yīng)以充滿愛(ài)與和平的方式與人類同居于這個(gè)星球上。)

She refused to cohabit with him before the wedding.(她拒絕在婚禮前與他同居。)

The determining criterion of factual marriage is that the two sides cohabit steadily with a common goal of living together forever.(事實(shí)婚的認(rèn)定標(biāo)準(zhǔn)是雙方以終生共同生活為目的連續(xù)而穩(wěn)定的同居。)

Through it, we learn of the many others - the wondrous diversity of flora and fauna - with whom we cohabit on this planet.(通過(guò)它，我們認(rèn)識(shí)了與我們共同生活在地球上的許多其它生物——多種多樣的奇妙動(dòng)植物。)

In France, more and more French cohabit instead of marrying.(在法國(guó)，未婚同居者越來(lái)越多，而結(jié)婚者越來(lái)越少。)

About one-third of all people cohabit at some time in their lives.(大約有三分之一的人曾與人同居。)

But on many dimensions children whose parents enter into second marriages have better outcomes than do children whose parents cohabit.(從多個(gè)角度看，父母再婚的孩子比父母同居的孩子生活得更好。)

What's your opinion about cohabit?(你對(duì)婚前同居有什么看法？)

In the beginning, in a far distant past of Earth history, humans and animals used to cohabit very lovingly and peacefully.(開(kāi)元時(shí)期，在地球歷史上的遙遠(yuǎn)過(guò)去，人類和動(dòng)物原本是同居一起，非常友好與和平。)

The very way we live leaves a carbon footprint, affecting every other human, our fellow creatures and the earth we cohabit.(我們的糊口方式會(huì)留下碳萍蹤，從而影響到其它每一小我私人、其它各類生物、和我們共同棲居的地球。)