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houseguest

/hous-gest/US // ˈhaʊsˌgɛst //

房客,住家客人,住户,家属

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a person staying with a household as a guest for one night or longer.

Examples

  • Aside from catching vermin, Larry is excellent at greeting houseguests and choosing strategic napping spots atop antique furniture.

  • It’s time to escort your spooky houseguest back outside where it belongs.

  • Great gift for the wine collector who might want a little extra security from wandering houseguests.

  • The houseguest from hell has been immortalized numerous times on film and television.

  • He soon employs his new houseguest as a dancer in his burlesque theater and eventually pimps her out to select clients.

  • When a houseguest plays music loud enough to drown out her voice, she turns to index cards.

  • Smith spoke guardedly of the 13 months during which Assange was his houseguest.

  • Like an unwanted houseguest, rather than charm, this show grates after even just a few minutes.

  • "I am shocked that the podesta would arrest your houseguest," she said.