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live together
The Church still regards their relationship as living in sin, but many people nowadays use the phrase as a joke.
Mrs. Long would certainly have a fit if she knew that her darling daughter was shacking up with a long-haired poet.

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Open the tool →姘居 (pīn jū) means “cohabitation, live together”.
姘居 is pronounced pīn jū in Mandarin Chinese.
“cohabitation” is 姘居 (pīn jū) in Chinese.
This page has 2 example sentences using 姘居, each with pinyin and an English translation.