Definition of householder in English:

householder

noun ˈhaʊshəʊldəˈhaʊsˌ(h)oʊldər

A person who owns or rents a house; the head of a household.
屋主；家长
Example sentencesExamples
- Rural householders now have a brown wheeled bin, a white bag for cardboard, a green box for cans and glass and a white bag for paper.
- The blaze was caused by a tea light left burning, and officers have issued a seasonal warning to householders this week.
- Wiltshire Fire Brigade is urging all householders to fit a smoke alarm in their property.
- Just how far should a householder go in defending their property against burglars?
- This means householders themselves have to ensure that they do not create breeding spots.
- Each of the packs gives key advice and information to householders on how to protect their homes and property.
- The law may soon come to the aid of householders who claim their lives are blighted by neighbours' high hedges.
- He appealed to all householders to continually check their security arrangements.
- Water bosses are reassuring householders that the region's reservoirs are in tip-top shape.
- It will become an offence for householders to carry out most electrical work without getting council approval.
- The blue bins are used by householders to dispose of dry recyclable materials.
- The murders of two householders attacked in their homes in London recently has compounded the climate of fear.
- Residents and householders are asked to report all suspicious activity noticed.
- Police are again urging householders to secure their property after a theft from a house in Kirkwall.
- Meanwhile, householders on similar incomes pay wildly different amounts due to their postcode.
- NEW rules have been introduced to encourage householders in Pendle to recycle more of their rubbish.
- Members of a household impliedly authorise the householder to represent them in such matters.
- Then of course there was the article on the difficulties that householders have protecting their property.
- She acted, she said, after incidents in the Vale of York where householders were confronted by burglars.
- He added it was quite a detailed task and the onus was on the householder to ensure that they had the proper connections.
Synonyms
homeowner, owner, occupant, resident, head of the household
tenant, leaseholder
proprietor, landlady, landlord, freeholder
British occupier, owner-occupier
formal dweller

Definition of householder in US English:

householder

nounˈhousˌ(h)ōldərˈhaʊsˌ(h)oʊldər

A person who owns or rents a house; the head of a household.
屋主；家长
Example sentencesExamples
- Wiltshire Fire Brigade is urging all householders to fit a smoke alarm in their property.
- Rural householders now have a brown wheeled bin, a white bag for cardboard, a green box for cans and glass and a white bag for paper.
- Members of a household impliedly authorise the householder to represent them in such matters.
- Residents and householders are asked to report all suspicious activity noticed.
- It will become an offence for householders to carry out most electrical work without getting council approval.
- NEW rules have been introduced to encourage householders in Pendle to recycle more of their rubbish.
- The blaze was caused by a tea light left burning, and officers have issued a seasonal warning to householders this week.
- This means householders themselves have to ensure that they do not create breeding spots.
- Then of course there was the article on the difficulties that householders have protecting their property.
- The law may soon come to the aid of householders who claim their lives are blighted by neighbours' high hedges.
- He added it was quite a detailed task and the onus was on the householder to ensure that they had the proper connections.
- He appealed to all householders to continually check their security arrangements.
- Just how far should a householder go in defending their property against burglars?
- She acted, she said, after incidents in the Vale of York where householders were confronted by burglars.
- Water bosses are reassuring householders that the region's reservoirs are in tip-top shape.
- Meanwhile, householders on similar incomes pay wildly different amounts due to their postcode.
- The blue bins are used by householders to dispose of dry recyclable materials.
- The murders of two householders attacked in their homes in London recently has compounded the climate of fear.
- Police are again urging householders to secure their property after a theft from a house in Kirkwall.
- Each of the packs gives key advice and information to householders on how to protect their homes and property.
Synonyms
homeowner, owner, occupant, resident, head of the household

单词	householder
释义	Definition of householder in English: householder noun ˈhaʊshəʊldəˈhaʊsˌ(h)oʊldər A person who owns or rents a house; the head of a household. 屋主；家长 Example sentencesExamples Rural householders now have a brown wheeled bin, a white bag for cardboard, a green box for cans and glass and a white bag for paper. The blaze was caused by a tea light left burning, and officers have issued a seasonal warning to householders this week. Wiltshire Fire Brigade is urging all householders to fit a smoke alarm in their property. Just how far should a householder go in defending their property against burglars? This means householders themselves have to ensure that they do not create breeding spots. Each of the packs gives key advice and information to householders on how to protect their homes and property. The law may soon come to the aid of householders who claim their lives are blighted by neighbours' high hedges. He appealed to all householders to continually check their security arrangements. Water bosses are reassuring householders that the region's reservoirs are in tip-top shape. It will become an offence for householders to carry out most electrical work without getting council approval. The blue bins are used by householders to dispose of dry recyclable materials. The murders of two householders attacked in their homes in London recently has compounded the climate of fear. Residents and householders are asked to report all suspicious activity noticed. Police are again urging householders to secure their property after a theft from a house in Kirkwall. Meanwhile, householders on similar incomes pay wildly different amounts due to their postcode. NEW rules have been introduced to encourage householders in Pendle to recycle more of their rubbish. Members of a household impliedly authorise the householder to represent them in such matters. Then of course there was the article on the difficulties that householders have protecting their property. She acted, she said, after incidents in the Vale of York where householders were confronted by burglars. He added it was quite a detailed task and the onus was on the householder to ensure that they had the proper connections. Synonyms homeowner, owner, occupant, resident, head of the household tenant, leaseholder proprietor, landlady, landlord, freeholder British occupier, owner-occupier formal dweller Definition of householder in US English: householder nounˈhousˌ(h)ōldərˈhaʊsˌ(h)oʊldər A person who owns or rents a house; the head of a household. 屋主；家长 Example sentencesExamples Wiltshire Fire Brigade is urging all householders to fit a smoke alarm in their property. Rural householders now have a brown wheeled bin, a white bag for cardboard, a green box for cans and glass and a white bag for paper. Members of a household impliedly authorise the householder to represent them in such matters. Residents and householders are asked to report all suspicious activity noticed. It will become an offence for householders to carry out most electrical work without getting council approval. NEW rules have been introduced to encourage householders in Pendle to recycle more of their rubbish. The blaze was caused by a tea light left burning, and officers have issued a seasonal warning to householders this week. This means householders themselves have to ensure that they do not create breeding spots. Then of course there was the article on the difficulties that householders have protecting their property. The law may soon come to the aid of householders who claim their lives are blighted by neighbours' high hedges. He added it was quite a detailed task and the onus was on the householder to ensure that they had the proper connections. He appealed to all householders to continually check their security arrangements. Just how far should a householder go in defending their property against burglars? She acted, she said, after incidents in the Vale of York where householders were confronted by burglars. Water bosses are reassuring householders that the region's reservoirs are in tip-top shape. Meanwhile, householders on similar incomes pay wildly different amounts due to their postcode. The blue bins are used by householders to dispose of dry recyclable materials. The murders of two householders attacked in their homes in London recently has compounded the climate of fear. Police are again urging householders to secure their property after a theft from a house in Kirkwall. Each of the packs gives key advice and information to householders on how to protect their homes and property. Synonyms homeowner, owner, occupant, resident, head of the household
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