do·mes·tic
adjective/dəˈmestɪk/
/dəˈmestɪk/
- [usually before noun] of or inside a particular country; not foreign or international
本国的；国内的 - domestic affairs/politics
国内事务／政治 - Output consists of both exports and sales on the domestic market.
产量包括出口和国内市场销售两部分。 - The US is unable to meet its domestic demand for steel in any given year.
美国在任何一年都无法满足国内钢铁需求。 - English domestic law
英国国内法 - He was a chief White House adviser on domestic policy.
他是白宫国内政策首席顾问。 - The election campaign has been focused mainly on domestic issues.
竞选活动主要集中在国内问题上。 - domestic flights (= to and from places within a country)
国内航班
Extra ExamplesTopics Transport by airb2, Politicsb2- Even passengers on domestic flights may be required to carry ID.
即使乘坐国内航班的乘客也可能需要携带身份证件。 - the current robustness of China's domestic economy
当前中国国内经济的强劲 - On the domestic front, the prime minister's main concern was the economy.
在国内方面，总理主要关心的是经济。 - The company has made losses in both its domestic and international operations.
该公司的国内和国际业务都出现了亏损。 - The midfielder has played in two domestic cup games plus a European Cup match.
这位中场球员参加了两场国内杯赛和一场欧洲杯比赛。
- domestic affairs/politics
- [only before noun] used in the home; connected with the home or family
家用的；家庭的；家务的 - domestic appliances
家用电器 - the growing problem of domestic violence (= violence between members of the same family)
日趋严重的家庭暴力问题 - a shocking tale of domestic abuse
令人震惊的家庭虐待故事 - The vast majority of paid and unpaid domestic workers are women.
绝大多数有薪和无薪的家庭佣工是女性。 - domestic chores
家务琐事 - domestic service (= the work of a servant in a large house)
家政服务
- domestic appliances
- (of animals) kept on farms or as pets; not wild
驯养的；作宠物饲养的；非野生的 - horses and other domestic animals
马和其他家畜 - Most domestic cats hate getting wet.
大多数家猫不喜欢被弄湿。
- horses and other domestic animals
- liking home life; enjoying or good at cooking, cleaning the house, etc.
喜爱家庭生活的；享受家庭乐趣的；乐于操持家务的 - I'm not a very domestic sort of person.
我不是那种很喜欢待在家里的人。
- I'm not a very domestic sort of person.
Word Originlate Middle English: from French domestique, from Latin domesticus, from domus ‘house’.