Definition of hausfrau in English:

hausfrau

noun ˈhaʊsfraʊˈhaʊsˌfraʊ

1A German housewife.
（德国）家庭妇女，主妇
Example sentencesExamples
- One, Felice, is active in the Jewish resistance; another is a German hausfrau (Juliane Köhler); and the third is effectively the catalyst, who inadvertently brings them together.
- The production won two Dora Mavor Moore Awards - Outstanding New Play and Outstanding Performance for Marianne Copithorne's portrayal of Fritzi, the hausfrau driven to dance the tarantella.
1. 1.1informal A woman regarded as overly domesticated.
  〈非正式〉过分能干的女人；过分喜欢家庭生活的女人
  a hausfrau from upstate New York
  it's not that she's much of a hausfrau or hoover-wielder
  Example sentencesExamples
  Instead, she leaves the flirting and drunken karaoke to her hausfrau pals, Maureen and Carol, who of course have domestic problems of their own.
  Over on the saner side of town, Richard has had it up to here with his henpecking hausfrau.
  She packs on another 60 pounds, dresses like a hausfrau, and now silently resents the love of her life for not sharing her passion for light radio hits.
  Regardless, we witness the former queen of Naboo become little more than a fretful hausfrau.
  Wouldn't you rather stay here with me than go home to that… hausfrau?

Origin

Late 18th century: from German, from Haus 'house' + Frau 'woman, wife'.

Definition of hausfrau in US English:

hausfrau

nounˈhousˌfrouˈhaʊsˌfraʊ

1A German housewife.
（德国）家庭妇女，主妇
Example sentencesExamples
- The production won two Dora Mavor Moore Awards - Outstanding New Play and Outstanding Performance for Marianne Copithorne's portrayal of Fritzi, the hausfrau driven to dance the tarantella.
- One, Felice, is active in the Jewish resistance; another is a German hausfrau (Juliane Köhler); and the third is effectively the catalyst, who inadvertently brings them together.
1. 1.1informal A woman regarded as overly domesticated or efficient.
  〈非正式〉过分能干的女人；过分喜欢家庭生活的女人
  a hausfrau from upstate New York
  it's not that she's much of a hausfrau or hoover-wielder
  Example sentencesExamples
  She packs on another 60 pounds, dresses like a hausfrau, and now silently resents the love of her life for not sharing her passion for light radio hits.
  Wouldn't you rather stay here with me than go home to that… hausfrau?
  Over on the saner side of town, Richard has had it up to here with his henpecking hausfrau.
  Regardless, we witness the former queen of Naboo become little more than a fretful hausfrau.
  Instead, she leaves the flirting and drunken karaoke to her hausfrau pals, Maureen and Carol, who of course have domestic problems of their own.

Origin

Late 18th century: from German, from Haus ‘house’ + Frau ‘woman, wife’.

单词	hausfrau
释义	Definition of hausfrau in English: hausfrau noun ˈhaʊsfraʊˈhaʊsˌfraʊ 1A German housewife. （德国）家庭妇女，主妇 Example sentencesExamples One, Felice, is active in the Jewish resistance; another is a German hausfrau (Juliane Köhler); and the third is effectively the catalyst, who inadvertently brings them together. The production won two Dora Mavor Moore Awards - Outstanding New Play and Outstanding Performance for Marianne Copithorne's portrayal of Fritzi, the hausfrau driven to dance the tarantella. 1.1informal A woman regarded as overly domesticated. 〈非正式〉过分能干的女人；过分喜欢家庭生活的女人 a hausfrau from upstate New York it's not that she's much of a hausfrau or hoover-wielder Example sentencesExamples Instead, she leaves the flirting and drunken karaoke to her hausfrau pals, Maureen and Carol, who of course have domestic problems of their own. Over on the saner side of town, Richard has had it up to here with his henpecking hausfrau. She packs on another 60 pounds, dresses like a hausfrau, and now silently resents the love of her life for not sharing her passion for light radio hits. Regardless, we witness the former queen of Naboo become little more than a fretful hausfrau. Wouldn't you rather stay here with me than go home to that… hausfrau? Origin Late 18th century: from German, from Haus 'house' + Frau 'woman, wife'. Definition of hausfrau in US English: hausfrau nounˈhousˌfrouˈhaʊsˌfraʊ 1A German housewife. （德国）家庭妇女，主妇 Example sentencesExamples The production won two Dora Mavor Moore Awards - Outstanding New Play and Outstanding Performance for Marianne Copithorne's portrayal of Fritzi, the hausfrau driven to dance the tarantella. One, Felice, is active in the Jewish resistance; another is a German hausfrau (Juliane Köhler); and the third is effectively the catalyst, who inadvertently brings them together. 1.1informal A woman regarded as overly domesticated or efficient. 〈非正式〉过分能干的女人；过分喜欢家庭生活的女人 a hausfrau from upstate New York it's not that she's much of a hausfrau or hoover-wielder Example sentencesExamples She packs on another 60 pounds, dresses like a hausfrau, and now silently resents the love of her life for not sharing her passion for light radio hits. Wouldn't you rather stay here with me than go home to that… hausfrau? Over on the saner side of town, Richard has had it up to here with his henpecking hausfrau. Regardless, we witness the former queen of Naboo become little more than a fretful hausfrau. Instead, she leaves the flirting and drunken karaoke to her hausfrau pals, Maureen and Carol, who of course have domestic problems of their own. Origin Late 18th century: from German, from Haus ‘house’ + Frau ‘woman, wife’.
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