housewife

IPA/ˈhaʊswaɪf/
KK[hˈaʊswˌaɪf]IPA/ˈhaʊswaɪf/

housewife — 名詞

  • housewifesingular
  • housewivesplural

1. A woman who manages the daily activities of a home — such as cooking, cleaning,

1.名詞A2
釋義

家庭主婦

負責家務、照顧子女而不外出工作的已婚女性

A woman who manages the daily activities of a home — such as cooking, cleaning, and caring for children — and who does not work in a paid job outside the house.

例句

Amelia has been a housewife since her first child was born and enjoys managing the household.

Amelia 從第一個孩子出生後就成了家庭主婦，她很享受打理家務的時光。

pattern: has been a housewife since [event]

After leaving her teaching job, Camila became a housewife to care for her two young children.

辭去教職後，Camila 成為家庭主婦，專心照顧兩個年幼的孩子。

pattern: became a housewife

常見搭配
  • full-time housewife
  • become a housewife
  • as a housewife
  • a housewife with children
  • be a housewife
同義詞
反義詞
  • working mother

    a woman with children who has a paid job outside the home

  • breadwinner

    the person who earns the main income for the family

用法筆記

Frequently used with full-time (a full-time housewife) or as a self-description. The male equivalent is househusband. In modern contexts, stay-at-home parent or homemaker are sometimes preferred for gender neutrality.

常見錯誤

He is a housewife.
He is a househusband.
housewife always refers to a woman, never a man.
She works as a housewife.
She is a housewife.
describes a personal role, not a paid job title.

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