household — all the people who live together in one house
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: all the people who live together in one house
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈhaʊshoʊld/
Korean meaning: 한 집에서 함께 사는 모든 사람들, 가정
Korean pronunciation: **하우**스홀드
Example Sentences
- My grandmother runs the household like a military general commanding her troops.
- The average household spends more on coffee than on books.
- Our household rule is simple: whoever finishes the milk buys the next carton.
household
NOUN//ˈhaʊshoʊld//
all the people who live together in one house
all the people who live together in one house
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Origin
From Old English 'hūs' (house) combined with 'hold' (a person or family group), with roots in Germanic languages. The term originally referred to the management of a house or the people dwelling within it.
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“My grandmother runs the household like a military general commanding her troops.”
“The average household spends more on coffee than on books.”
“Our household rule is simple: whoever finishes the milk buys the next carton.”
“She manages the household finances with impressive efficiency.”
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