housekeeping
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UK housekeeping n: (chores in home: cleaning, etc.)
SC 家政 jiā zhèng
SC 家务 jiā zhèng，jiā wù
TC 家務
TC 家務
Jill's mom always makes her help with the housekeeping.
housekeeping n: (management of household affairs)
SC 管理家务
TC 管理家務
TC 管理家務
SC 主持家政
There was no food in the cupboards and the bills were unpaid; housekeeping wasn't really my mother's strong point.
housekeeping n: (money for running a household)
SC 家务开支
TC 家務開支
TC 家務開支
Together the couple is able to piece together enough for the housekeeping.
housekeeping n: figurative (work: routine tasks)
SC 日常工作 rì cháng gōng zuò
SC 例行公事
Jim did some housekeeping at the office and got all of his bills sorted out.
housekeeping n: (hotel department)
SC 总务部 zǒng wù bù
TC 總務部
TC 總務部
SC 后勤部 zǒng wù bù，hòu qín bù
The hotel doesn't need anyone at the front desk, but housekeeping is hiring.
housekeeping n as adj: (relating to housekeeping)
SC 家务的 jiā wù de
TC 家務的 / 家事的
TC 家務的 / 家事的
The hotel has a large housekeeping staff.
housekeeping n as adj: (biology: basic cell function) (基因)
SC 看家的，管家的
Housekeeping genes deal with the basic maintenance of cells.