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halfway house n
1. a place to rest midway on a journey 2. the halfway point in any progression 3. (Social Welfare) a centre or hostel designed to facilitate the readjustment to private life of released prisoners, mental patients, etc. 4. (Economics, Accounting & Finance / Banking & Finance) Brit a compromise a halfway house between fixed and floating exchange rates Translations halfway house n → Gasthaus nt → auf halbem Weg; (= hostel) → offene Anstalt; (fig) → Zwischending nt; we could stop off at the King’s Head, that’s a halfway house → wir können im „King’s Head“ einkehren, das liegt auf halbem Wege; it is a halfway house between democracy and … → das ist ein Zwischending zwischen Demokratie und …; (non-temporal) → es nimmt eine Zwischenstellung zwischen Demokratie und … ein halfway house n (hostel) centro di riadattamento alla vita sociale per ex detenuti (fig) → via di mezzo halfway house n (hostel) centro di riadattamento alla vita sociale per ex detenuti (fig) → via di mezzo How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Then, after more than two years bouncing between shelters and halfway houses and seeing his T-cell count drop to the point that he was diagnosed with AIDS, he broke his silence on World AIDS Day in 2004. To prepare for the film, Gyllenhaal spent time at halfway houses, drug recovery meetings and parole offices. Its estimated population of 8,000 to 11,000 has created an economic infrastructure not only made up of various service organizations, halfway houses and hotels, but ruthless street-level businesses that provide drugs, cigarettes, liquor, prostitution and even protection. |
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