housekeeper in Chinese
housekeeper in Chinese is 家庭主婦 — housekeeper means someone employed to manage the cleaning and upkeep of a home, hotel, or institution.
housekeeper in Chinese
家庭主婦
Pronounced: jiā tíng zhǔ fù
Someone who manages the running of a home, traditionally the female head of the household. [from 17th c.]
What does "housekeeper" mean?
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noun Someone employed to manage the cleaning and upkeep of a home, hotel, or institution.
"The housekeeper had the whole hotel wing spotless by nine."
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noun Someone who rarely leaves home; a homebody.
"He's become a bit of a housekeeper since retiring."
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housekeeper in a sentence
- The housekeeper had the whole hotel wing spotless by nine.
- They hired a housekeeper after the twins were born.
- He's become a bit of a housekeeper since retiring.
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What is "housekeeper" in Chinese?
"housekeeper" in Chinese is 家庭主婦. housekeeper means: Someone employed to manage the cleaning and upkeep of a home, hotel, or institution.
How do you pronounce 家庭主婦?
"housekeeper" in Chinese is 家庭主婦, pronounced "jiā tíng zhǔ fù".
How do you use "housekeeper" in a sentence?
Example: "The housekeeper had the whole hotel wing spotless by nine." In Chinese, "housekeeper" is 家庭主婦.
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