Pronunciation: /ˈhaʊsˌhoʊld/
noun A group of people living together in a single dwelling
A1 My household consists of my parents, my siblings, and me.
A2 We have a household budget to manage our expenses.
B1 It is important to establish good communication within the household.
B2 The household chores are divided among all family members.
C1 The household staff ensures that everything runs smoothly in the mansion.
C2 The household finances are overseen by a professional accountant.
adjective Relating to a household or family
A1 I live in a household with my parents and siblings.
A2 She bought household items such as cleaning supplies and kitchen utensils.
B1 It is important to have a household budget to manage expenses effectively.
B2 The household chores are divided among the family members to share the workload.
C1 The household staff ensures that the mansion is always clean and well-maintained.
C2 The household appliances are all state-of-the-art and energy-efficient.
formal The household budget needs to be reviewed regularly to ensure financial stability.
informal We need to figure out who's in charge of cleaning the household this week.
slang I can't believe how messy our household is right now.
figurative The household of ideas in the company is always buzzing with creativity.
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