Definition of housemate in English:

housemate

noun ˈhaʊsmeɪt

A person who shares a house with others.
Example sentencesExamples
- He remains with the six other housemates for at least another week.
- A 20 year old second year was found dead in his bed by shocked housemates last Monday.
- The picture will get much clearer at 9pm tonight, when the housemates meet for the first time.
- Again, a student starts to feel trapped, and they're in a house where they don't get on with their housemates.
- Although the theories abounded as to why he wasn't there, the rest of the housemates got on with their little lives.
- My housemates all thought this was hilarious when I told them later, it took me some time to see the funny side.
- When it came time to choose replacements I will admit that the housemates and I were somewhat lax in our vetting.
- This way, I think, I might have gone through a three week period without seeing any of my housemates.
- Stu enters and makes some snide comment about the intimacy that his housemates share.
- Soon, perhaps, entire sentences will be uttered without the inclusion of housemates ' names.
- Failing to win the support of his housemates, Mike descends from the roof, giving Clair a nasty shock in the process.
- The amount of alcohol that was lined up for the housemates was obscene.
- At this stage in the game the housemates are still feeling their way, positioning themselves for the long haul.
- Her caustic, waspish comments on the other housemates were biting and bitchy, but always spot on.
- The man staggered back to his home leaving a trail of blood and from there one of his housemates rang an ambulance.
- My only current problem is getting all the bill money for this house from my housemates before everyone moves.
- They've taken two similar housemates and pitted them against each other.
- And in turn my two other housemates have a routine, so collectively we have our routine.
- Kellie read out a number of statements from Joe's housemates and classmates from Preston.
- Jade has few redeeming qualities and her housemates have at last become aware of her bitchiness and backbiting.

单词	housemate
释义	Definition of housemate in English: housemate noun ˈhaʊsmeɪt A person who shares a house with others. Example sentencesExamples He remains with the six other housemates for at least another week. A 20 year old second year was found dead in his bed by shocked housemates last Monday. The picture will get much clearer at 9pm tonight, when the housemates meet for the first time. Again, a student starts to feel trapped, and they're in a house where they don't get on with their housemates. Although the theories abounded as to why he wasn't there, the rest of the housemates got on with their little lives. My housemates all thought this was hilarious when I told them later, it took me some time to see the funny side. When it came time to choose replacements I will admit that the housemates and I were somewhat lax in our vetting. This way, I think, I might have gone through a three week period without seeing any of my housemates. Stu enters and makes some snide comment about the intimacy that his housemates share. Soon, perhaps, entire sentences will be uttered without the inclusion of housemates ' names. Failing to win the support of his housemates, Mike descends from the roof, giving Clair a nasty shock in the process. The amount of alcohol that was lined up for the housemates was obscene. At this stage in the game the housemates are still feeling their way, positioning themselves for the long haul. Her caustic, waspish comments on the other housemates were biting and bitchy, but always spot on. The man staggered back to his home leaving a trail of blood and from there one of his housemates rang an ambulance. My only current problem is getting all the bill money for this house from my housemates before everyone moves. They've taken two similar housemates and pitted them against each other. And in turn my two other housemates have a routine, so collectively we have our routine. Kellie read out a number of statements from Joe's housemates and classmates from Preston. Jade has few redeeming qualities and her housemates have at last become aware of her bitchiness and backbiting.
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