subsistence
41subsistence farmer — noun see subsistence farming …
42subsistence level — sub sistence ,level noun count a living condition in which someone has only as much food and money as they need in order to stay alive: Refugees in the camp are living at subsistence levels …
43subsistence allowance — (also subsistence money) noun chiefly Brit. an allowance or advance on wages, especially when granted as travelling expenses …
44subsistence level — (also subsistence wage) noun a standard of living (or wage) that provides only the bare necessities of life …
45subsistence level — noun (singular) a very poor standard of living, which only provides the things that are completely necessary and nothing more: Many of the poorer farmers live at subsistence level …
46subsistence farmer — See: subsistence farming …
47subsistence allowance — /səbˈsɪstəns əlaʊəns/ (say suhb sistuhns uhlowuhns) noun 1. money paid in advance to an employee to enable immediate needs to be met, until the regular payday. 2. money paid to an employee in addition to a salary to cover incidental expenses. 3.… …
48subsistence farming — /səbsɪstəns ˈfamɪŋ/ (say suhbsistuhns fahming) noun farming in which the produce is consumed by the farmer and his or her family, leaving little or no surplus for marketing. Also, subsistence agriculture …
49subsistence allowance — pragyvenimo priemoka statusas T sritis Gynyba apibrėžtis Išmoka darbuotojams, skirta maitinimosi, apsigyvenimo ir kitoms išlaidoms vykdant laikinąsias pareigas padengti. atitikmenys: angl. subsistence allowance šaltinis NATO mokymų ir pratybų… …
50subsistence allowance — See subsistence …