Definition of housework in English:

housework

nounˈhaʊswəːkˈhaʊsˌwərk

mass noun

Regular work done in housekeeping, especially cleaning and tidying.
I was busy doing housework when the doorbell rang
Example sentencesExamples
- Even daily activities such as general housework or playing with your kids can be a good opportunity to boost your fitness levels.
- As the only boy, I definitely got away with doing very little housework.
- In her memory, her grandma was always busy with housework from early morning.
- It pointed out that one and a half million women would have to be drafted into war industry from housework and from less essential work.
- When the question is broadened to satisfaction with job or housework, a similar pattern obtains.
- She spends her days drawing, leaving Stan to tend to the kids and housework.
- We're generally taught that housework is a menial, even demeaning task.
- Helen always worked hard and when she came home on weekends she helped Mother with the endless housework.
- There's only so much newsworthiness you can get out of laundry, cleaning, cooking, housework.
- She had finished a 16-hour shift at work and had to do three hours of housework and everything was on top of her.
- Even the seemingly laborious housework became enjoyable when there was no time pressure.
- She also did housework for various elderly people who had her services in their homes on a regular basis.
- In my experience, it would seem that the biggest problem facing new mothers is not housework but a general sense of isolation.
- MUM Emma Langley took a clean sweep of her health after regaining her figure doing housework.
- They spend 15 minutes longer on housework in general than men who do not own them, according to the research.
- She says she goes back home with amusing anecdotes about the day - and housework doesn't take over her life.
- There was also an improvement in satisfaction in the share-out of housework and childcare.
- My hip hurts a lot from all the train sitting and housework today.
- After lunch, I have to fulfil my daily quota of three hours' housework.
- Researchers in Britain have found there is no evidence that housework has any health benefits.

Definition of housework in US English:

housework

nounˈhaʊsˌwərkˈhousˌwərk

Regular work done in housekeeping, such as cleaning, shopping, and cooking.
I was busy doing housework when the doorbell rang
Example sentencesExamples
- We're generally taught that housework is a menial, even demeaning task.
- Researchers in Britain have found there is no evidence that housework has any health benefits.
- She says she goes back home with amusing anecdotes about the day - and housework doesn't take over her life.
- MUM Emma Langley took a clean sweep of her health after regaining her figure doing housework.
- It pointed out that one and a half million women would have to be drafted into war industry from housework and from less essential work.
- As the only boy, I definitely got away with doing very little housework.
- She had finished a 16-hour shift at work and had to do three hours of housework and everything was on top of her.
- My hip hurts a lot from all the train sitting and housework today.
- Helen always worked hard and when she came home on weekends she helped Mother with the endless housework.
- She spends her days drawing, leaving Stan to tend to the kids and housework.
- There's only so much newsworthiness you can get out of laundry, cleaning, cooking, housework.
- Even the seemingly laborious housework became enjoyable when there was no time pressure.
- She also did housework for various elderly people who had her services in their homes on a regular basis.
- When the question is broadened to satisfaction with job or housework, a similar pattern obtains.
- They spend 15 minutes longer on housework in general than men who do not own them, according to the research.
- Even daily activities such as general housework or playing with your kids can be a good opportunity to boost your fitness levels.
- In my experience, it would seem that the biggest problem facing new mothers is not housework but a general sense of isolation.
- After lunch, I have to fulfil my daily quota of three hours' housework.
- There was also an improvement in satisfaction in the share-out of housework and childcare.
- In her memory, her grandma was always busy with housework from early morning.

单词	housework
释义	Definition of housework in English: housework nounˈhaʊswəːkˈhaʊsˌwərk mass noun Regular work done in housekeeping, especially cleaning and tidying. I was busy doing housework when the doorbell rang Example sentencesExamples Even daily activities such as general housework or playing with your kids can be a good opportunity to boost your fitness levels. As the only boy, I definitely got away with doing very little housework. In her memory, her grandma was always busy with housework from early morning. It pointed out that one and a half million women would have to be drafted into war industry from housework and from less essential work. When the question is broadened to satisfaction with job or housework, a similar pattern obtains. She spends her days drawing, leaving Stan to tend to the kids and housework. We're generally taught that housework is a menial, even demeaning task. Helen always worked hard and when she came home on weekends she helped Mother with the endless housework. There's only so much newsworthiness you can get out of laundry, cleaning, cooking, housework. She had finished a 16-hour shift at work and had to do three hours of housework and everything was on top of her. Even the seemingly laborious housework became enjoyable when there was no time pressure. She also did housework for various elderly people who had her services in their homes on a regular basis. In my experience, it would seem that the biggest problem facing new mothers is not housework but a general sense of isolation. MUM Emma Langley took a clean sweep of her health after regaining her figure doing housework. They spend 15 minutes longer on housework in general than men who do not own them, according to the research. She says she goes back home with amusing anecdotes about the day - and housework doesn't take over her life. There was also an improvement in satisfaction in the share-out of housework and childcare. My hip hurts a lot from all the train sitting and housework today. After lunch, I have to fulfil my daily quota of three hours' housework. Researchers in Britain have found there is no evidence that housework has any health benefits. Definition of housework in US English: housework nounˈhaʊsˌwərkˈhousˌwərk Regular work done in housekeeping, such as cleaning, shopping, and cooking. I was busy doing housework when the doorbell rang Example sentencesExamples We're generally taught that housework is a menial, even demeaning task. Researchers in Britain have found there is no evidence that housework has any health benefits. She says she goes back home with amusing anecdotes about the day - and housework doesn't take over her life. MUM Emma Langley took a clean sweep of her health after regaining her figure doing housework. It pointed out that one and a half million women would have to be drafted into war industry from housework and from less essential work. As the only boy, I definitely got away with doing very little housework. She had finished a 16-hour shift at work and had to do three hours of housework and everything was on top of her. My hip hurts a lot from all the train sitting and housework today. Helen always worked hard and when she came home on weekends she helped Mother with the endless housework. She spends her days drawing, leaving Stan to tend to the kids and housework. There's only so much newsworthiness you can get out of laundry, cleaning, cooking, housework. Even the seemingly laborious housework became enjoyable when there was no time pressure. She also did housework for various elderly people who had her services in their homes on a regular basis. When the question is broadened to satisfaction with job or housework, a similar pattern obtains. They spend 15 minutes longer on housework in general than men who do not own them, according to the research. Even daily activities such as general housework or playing with your kids can be a good opportunity to boost your fitness levels. In my experience, it would seem that the biggest problem facing new mothers is not housework but a general sense of isolation. After lunch, I have to fulfil my daily quota of three hours' housework. There was also an improvement in satisfaction in the share-out of housework and childcare. In her memory, her grandma was always busy with housework from early morning.
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