Definition of domestically in English:

domestically

adverbdəˈmɛstɪklidəˈmɛstəkli

1In a way that relates to the running of a home or to family relations.
I am becoming a domestically disorganized mess
Example sentencesExamples
- The product line and promotional materials defined women domestically even as the company offered them jobs.
- Frayn presents us with two couples domestically intertwined.
- You don't seem very domestically inclined, although I understand you and your boyfriend are building a house in Massachusetts.
- Women who are domestically abused face a higher risk of contracting HIV.
- What she did was launch digs magazine.com, a sort of Martha Stewart Living for the domestically impaired.
- The juice is increasingly used in cakes and desserts in Japan, both commercially and domestically.
- Some relationships are organized by power differences between partners (e.g., those which are domestically violent or emotionally abusive).
- Her buddies include Susan, the domestically challenged divorcee, and Lynette, high-flying career woman turned Mom to four brats.
- Popular culture has never been so women-friendly - and so domestically women-friendly too.
- She distributes her business plans: a hot line that women can call when they're under threat, domestically or financially; a radio station.
1. 1.1 In a home environment.
  barn owls can be kept domestically
  Example sentencesExamples
  There are dangers in drawing comparisons between an artificially bred and domestically trained animal and an animal which is living completely in the wild.
  The main problem, as we saw it, was that none of us realized that domestically raised, free range turkeys can fly.
  The Government also wants to make it easier for people to sell energy they create domestically back to the National Grid.
  The animals that were kept domestically were much the same as today, sheep, pigs, cattle, goats and a few horses.
2In a way that relates to activities inside a particular country; nationally.
only a quarter of French locomotives were domestically produced
the company has a high reputation both domestically and internationally
Example sentencesExamples
- Originally crafted as a Japan-only release, the album has since deservedly been released domestically.
- The most worrying aspect of the figures is that for the main part inflation is domestically led.
- As a result, virtually all the chicken eaten in New Zealand is raised and processed domestically.
- We need closer supervision of financial institutions, both domestically and worldwide.
- Domestically grown mangoes, which come from Florida and California and are considered the best by aficionados, peak in summer.
- Currently, only 20% of their products are sold domestically, with the remaining evenly split between Brazil and England.
- The majority of local suppliers are domestically owned.
- Tom made 11 foreign trips in the period and also travelled extensively domestically.
- His company's headquarters is in the United States, and sales, marketing and support are done domestically too.
- They also realize that expanding domestically could actually produce losses.

Definition of domestically in US English:

domestically

adverbdəˈmestəklēdəˈmɛstəkli

1In a way that relates to the running of a home or to family relations.
I am becoming a domestically disorganized mess
Example sentencesExamples
- Women who are domestically abused face a higher risk of contracting HIV.
- Some relationships are organized by power differences between partners (e.g., those which are domestically violent or emotionally abusive).
- Frayn presents us with two couples domestically intertwined.
- Her buddies include Susan, the domestically challenged divorcee, and Lynette, high-flying career woman turned Mom to four brats.
- The product line and promotional materials defined women domestically even as the company offered them jobs.
- You don't seem very domestically inclined, although I understand you and your boyfriend are building a house in Massachusetts.
- The juice is increasingly used in cakes and desserts in Japan, both commercially and domestically.
- Popular culture has never been so women-friendly - and so domestically women-friendly too.
- What she did was launch digs magazine.com, a sort of Martha Stewart Living for the domestically impaired.
- She distributes her business plans: a hot line that women can call when they're under threat, domestically or financially; a radio station.
1. 1.1 In a home environment.
  barn owls can be kept domestically
  Example sentencesExamples
  The main problem, as we saw it, was that none of us realized that domestically raised, free range turkeys can fly.
  There are dangers in drawing comparisons between an artificially bred and domestically trained animal and an animal which is living completely in the wild.
  The animals that were kept domestically were much the same as today, sheep, pigs, cattle, goats and a few horses.
  The Government also wants to make it easier for people to sell energy they create domestically back to the National Grid.
2In a way that relates to activities inside a particular country; nationally.
only a quarter of French locomotives were domestically produced
the company has a high reputation both domestically and internationally
Example sentencesExamples
- His company's headquarters is in the United States, and sales, marketing and support are done domestically too.
- As a result, virtually all the chicken eaten in New Zealand is raised and processed domestically.
- We need closer supervision of financial institutions, both domestically and worldwide.
- Originally crafted as a Japan-only release, the album has since deservedly been released domestically.
- Domestically grown mangoes, which come from Florida and California and are considered the best by aficionados, peak in summer.
- Tom made 11 foreign trips in the period and also travelled extensively domestically.
- The majority of local suppliers are domestically owned.
- Currently, only 20% of their products are sold domestically, with the remaining evenly split between Brazil and England.
- The most worrying aspect of the figures is that for the main part inflation is domestically led.
- They also realize that expanding domestically could actually produce losses.

单词	domestically
释义	Definition of domestically in English: domestically adverbdəˈmɛstɪklidəˈmɛstəkli 1In a way that relates to the running of a home or to family relations. I am becoming a domestically disorganized mess Example sentencesExamples The product line and promotional materials defined women domestically even as the company offered them jobs. Frayn presents us with two couples domestically intertwined. You don't seem very domestically inclined, although I understand you and your boyfriend are building a house in Massachusetts. Women who are domestically abused face a higher risk of contracting HIV. What she did was launch digs magazine.com, a sort of Martha Stewart Living for the domestically impaired. The juice is increasingly used in cakes and desserts in Japan, both commercially and domestically. Some relationships are organized by power differences between partners (e.g., those which are domestically violent or emotionally abusive). Her buddies include Susan, the domestically challenged divorcee, and Lynette, high-flying career woman turned Mom to four brats. Popular culture has never been so women-friendly - and so domestically women-friendly too. She distributes her business plans: a hot line that women can call when they're under threat, domestically or financially; a radio station. 1.1 In a home environment. barn owls can be kept domestically Example sentencesExamples There are dangers in drawing comparisons between an artificially bred and domestically trained animal and an animal which is living completely in the wild. The main problem, as we saw it, was that none of us realized that domestically raised, free range turkeys can fly. The Government also wants to make it easier for people to sell energy they create domestically back to the National Grid. The animals that were kept domestically were much the same as today, sheep, pigs, cattle, goats and a few horses. 2In a way that relates to activities inside a particular country; nationally. only a quarter of French locomotives were domestically produced the company has a high reputation both domestically and internationally Example sentencesExamples Originally crafted as a Japan-only release, the album has since deservedly been released domestically. The most worrying aspect of the figures is that for the main part inflation is domestically led. As a result, virtually all the chicken eaten in New Zealand is raised and processed domestically. We need closer supervision of financial institutions, both domestically and worldwide. Domestically grown mangoes, which come from Florida and California and are considered the best by aficionados, peak in summer. Currently, only 20% of their products are sold domestically, with the remaining evenly split between Brazil and England. The majority of local suppliers are domestically owned. Tom made 11 foreign trips in the period and also travelled extensively domestically. His company's headquarters is in the United States, and sales, marketing and support are done domestically too. They also realize that expanding domestically could actually produce losses. Definition of domestically in US English: domestically adverbdəˈmestəklēdəˈmɛstəkli 1In a way that relates to the running of a home or to family relations. I am becoming a domestically disorganized mess Example sentencesExamples Women who are domestically abused face a higher risk of contracting HIV. Some relationships are organized by power differences between partners (e.g., those which are domestically violent or emotionally abusive). Frayn presents us with two couples domestically intertwined. Her buddies include Susan, the domestically challenged divorcee, and Lynette, high-flying career woman turned Mom to four brats. The product line and promotional materials defined women domestically even as the company offered them jobs. You don't seem very domestically inclined, although I understand you and your boyfriend are building a house in Massachusetts. The juice is increasingly used in cakes and desserts in Japan, both commercially and domestically. Popular culture has never been so women-friendly - and so domestically women-friendly too. What she did was launch digs magazine.com, a sort of Martha Stewart Living for the domestically impaired. She distributes her business plans: a hot line that women can call when they're under threat, domestically or financially; a radio station. 1.1 In a home environment. barn owls can be kept domestically Example sentencesExamples The main problem, as we saw it, was that none of us realized that domestically raised, free range turkeys can fly. There are dangers in drawing comparisons between an artificially bred and domestically trained animal and an animal which is living completely in the wild. The animals that were kept domestically were much the same as today, sheep, pigs, cattle, goats and a few horses. The Government also wants to make it easier for people to sell energy they create domestically back to the National Grid. 2In a way that relates to activities inside a particular country; nationally. only a quarter of French locomotives were domestically produced the company has a high reputation both domestically and internationally Example sentencesExamples His company's headquarters is in the United States, and sales, marketing and support are done domestically too. As a result, virtually all the chicken eaten in New Zealand is raised and processed domestically. We need closer supervision of financial institutions, both domestically and worldwide. Originally crafted as a Japan-only release, the album has since deservedly been released domestically. Domestically grown mangoes, which come from Florida and California and are considered the best by aficionados, peak in summer. Tom made 11 foreign trips in the period and also travelled extensively domestically. The majority of local suppliers are domestically owned. Currently, only 20% of their products are sold domestically, with the remaining evenly split between Brazil and England. The most worrying aspect of the figures is that for the main part inflation is domestically led. They also realize that expanding domestically could actually produce losses.
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