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sustenance

/ˈsʌs.tɪ.nəns/

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noun

/ˈsʌs.tɪ.nəns/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее еду и питьё как источник силы, или, в более широком смысле, средства поддержания жизни, здоровья или средств к существованию.

A noun referring to food and drink regarded as a source of strength, or more broadly, the means of maintaining life, health, or livelihood.

uncountable

  1. NourishmentB2formal

    Food and drink regarded as a source of strength and health; the nutrients needed to keep a person or animal alive.

    ruПитание

    • The refugees were provided with basic sustenance and clean water.
    • Plants draw sustenance from the soil and sunlight.
    • A balanced diet is essential for proper sustenance of the body.

    Synonymsalimentfoodnourishmentnutrimentnutritionsubsistence

  2. Financial supportC1formal

    The means of maintaining or supporting oneself financially; a livelihood.

    ruСредства к существованию

    • He earned his sustenance by working as a freelance writer.
    • The family relied on farming for their daily sustenance.
    • Without a steady job, finding sustenance became a daily struggle.

    Synonymskeeplivelihoodmaintenancesubsistencesupport

  3. Act of sustainingC1formal

    The process of providing what is necessary to keep something alive or in existence.

    ruПоддержание

    • The charity focuses on the sustenance of endangered species.
    • Proper maintenance is crucial for the sustenance of the building.
    • The community worked together for the sustenance of their cultural traditions.

    Synonymsmaintenancepreservationsupportupkeep

Forms
  • sustenances plural form
  • sustenances' possessive plural form
  • sustenance's possessive singular form
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