English to Slovenian Meaning of household - gospodinjstvo


Household :
gospodinjstvo
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Definitions of household in English
Noun(1) a social unit living together
Examples of household in English
(1) All of these can be measured at the unit of the individual, or the whole household .(2) household bills(3) the whole household was asleep(4) household appliances(5) the whole household was asleep(6) Of course this is not true - you are only required to have a license if you use a television in your household .(7) You add up all the household incomes and you divide in by the number of households.(8) When one of us is labouring over a difficult job it affects the whole household .(9) The lack of availability is cited by less than ten per cent of non-wired households .(10) The council budgeted for three per cent of households to use black bags instead of wheeled bins.(11) Assume that each of those households was a nuclear family: a father, a mother and two children.(12) Only 22 per cent of working households are earning enough to afford a home at that price.(13) The new figures showed 95 per cent of urban households now have access to the high speed access.(14) By Sunday night our eight page election newspaper had been delivered to tens of thousands of households .(15) Fifty percent of all households rely on the Local Authority for their housing needs.(16) Over 40 per cent of households were dissatisfied with how complaints were handled.
Related Phrases of household
(1) household chores ::
gospodinjskih opravil
(2) household goods ::
izdelkov široke porabe
(3) household appliance ::
gospodinjski aparat
(4) household appliances ::
gospodinjski aparati
(5) head of household ::
glava družine
(6) household income ::
dohodek gospodinjstva
(7) household waste ::
gospodinjski odpadki
(8) household products ::
izdelki za gospodinjstvo
(9) household duties ::
gospodinjske dolžnosti
(10) household register ::
register gospodinjstev
Synonyms
Adjective
1. domestic ::
domače
2. family ::
družina
3. everyday ::
vsak dan
4. ordinary ::
vsakdanji
5. common ::
Skupno
6. commonplace ::
vsakdanja
7. regular ::
redni
8. practical ::
praktične
9. workaday ::
workaday
Noun
10. family ::
družina
11. house ::
hiša
15. clan ::
klan
16. tribe ::
pleme
17. brood ::
Leglo
Word Example from TV Shows
You are fortunate that he chose your household to appear in.

You are fortunate that he chose your HOUSEHOLD to appear in.

Vikings Season 1, Episode 7

There's no alcohol in this household,
stop talking like that and lose the hat.

There's no alcohol in this HOUSEHOLD, stop talking like that and lose the hat.

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 1

Cersei will keep her close.
The rest of your household though...

Cersei will keep her close. The rest of your HOUSEHOLD though...

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 8

Actually, I'm paraphrasing. Having
been raised in a Christian household...

Actually, I'm paraphrasing. Having been raised in a Christian HOUSEHOLD...

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 1

Christmas came early
to the Schrader household.

Christmas came early to the Schrader HOUSEHOLD.

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 2

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