The homemaker vacuumed the carpet.
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Homemaker
Synonyms for "homemaker" (14 found)
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13 translations across 7 languages.
Arabic
2 entries- رَبّ بَيْت noun (person who maintains his or her residence)
- رَبّة بَيْت noun (person who maintains his or her residence)
French
2 entries- femme au foyer noun (person who maintains his or her residence)
- homme au foyer noun (person who maintains his or her residence)
German
2 entries- Hausfrau noun (person who maintains his or her residence)
- Hausmann noun (person who maintains his or her residence)
Hungarian
1 entries- háztartásbeli noun (person who maintains his or her residence)
Italian
2 entries- casalinga noun (person who maintains his or her residence)
- casalingo noun (person who maintains his or her residence)
Spanish
2 entries- ama de casa noun (person who maintains his or her residence)
- amo de casa noun (person who maintains his or her residence)
Swedish
2 entries- hemmafru noun (person who maintains his or her residence)
- hemmaman noun (person who maintains his or her residence)
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Mary is a full-time homemaker.
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The dozen women Boyle profiles in her book, Defying Gravity: A Celebration of Late Blooming Women, include a homemaker who was elected to the Connecticut House of Representatives at age 48, a 47-year-old breast cancer survivor who discovered an eye for photography, and a medical technician who became an anthropology professor.
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Einstein was born in the German city of Ulm, a city with a population of about 120,000 inhabitants. There was a plaque in his memory near his first house (which was destroyed during World War II). His family moved to Munich shortly after his birth, and then moved again to Italy. His father owned an electrochemical factory, and his mother was a homemaker who took care of him and his sister Maria.
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