n.同居；姘居

They have been cohabiting for five years before deciding to get married.
他们同居了五年后决定结婚。
Cohabitation without marriage is becoming more common in modern society.
在现代社会中，未结婚而同居的现象越来越普遍。
The couple decided to cohabit to test their compatibility before tying the knot.
这对情侣决定先同居以检验彼此的相处是否融洽。
Cohabitation can lead to stronger emotional bonds, but it's not a guarantee for a successful marriage.
同居可以增进情感联系，但并不能保证婚姻的成功。
In some countries, legal rights for cohabiting couples are similar to those of married couples.
在一些国家，同居伴侣的法律权利与已婚夫妇相似。
The increase in cohabitation has challenged traditional views on family structures.
同居人数的增长对传统的家庭观念提出了挑战。
Cohabitation can provide an opportunity for partners to learn about each other's living habits.
同居为伴侣提供了了解对方生活习惯的机会。
Despite being in a committed relationship, they chose not to cohabit due to personal preferences.
尽管他们处于稳定的恋爱关系中，但由于个人喜好，他们选择不同居。
Some studies suggest that cohabitation before marriage can decrease the likelihood of divorce.
有些研究表明，婚前同居可能降低离婚的可能性。
The decision to cohabit should be based on mutual understanding and shared values, rather than societal pressure.
是否选择同居应基于双方的理解和共同的价值观，而不是社会压力。