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1 huishoudkoelkast
• household refrigerator -
2 huishoudelijk
2 [met aanleg voor het huishouden] domestic♦voorbeelden:huishoudelijke artikelen • household goodsvoor huishoudelijk gebruik • for household usehuishoudelijke uitgaven • housekeeping expenseshuishoudelijk werk/karweitje • household work/chore -
3 hofmaarschalk
n. Lord Chamberlain, Lord Chamberlain of the Household, one of the chief officers of the Royal Household in the United Kingdom -
4 huishouden
n. housekeeping, household management--------v. keep house, take care of a home, tend to household chores -
5 huis-, tuin- en keuken-
huis-, tuin- en keuken-♦voorbeelden:een huis-, tuin- en keukenmiddeltje tegen griep • a household remedy for flueen huis-, tuin- en keukenroman • an ordinary novelVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > huis-, tuin- en keuken-
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6 huishoudelijke artikelen
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7 huishouding
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8 huisraad
♦voorbeelden:al het huisraad werd vernield • the entire contents of the house were destroyed -
9 corvee
n. household chores -
10 dienaar
n. servant, one who is paid to perform duties for another (especially household chores) -
11 dienares
n. female servant, one who is paid to perform duties for another (especially household chores) -
12 dienstknecht
n. servant, one who is paid to perform duties for another (especially household chores); person who works for the government -
13 frutselen
v. tinker, patch, fix a household utensil -
14 gezin
n. family, household -
15 gezinshoofd
n. head of a household -
16 grenadier
n. grenadier, member of the first regiment of household infantry -
17 hofhouding
n. court, household -
18 hofleverancier
n. purveyor to the royal household -
19 huisafval
n. domestic waste, garbage generated from normal household management -
20 huisgezin
n. family, household
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