houseful

 Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++朗文当代英语 5++LDOCE 5++朗文 5++house·ful /ˈhaʊsfʊl/ noun  a houseful of something LOT/LARGE NUMBER OR AMOUNTa large number of people or things in your house 一屋子[满屋]的人[东西] He grew up in a houseful of women. 他在一个满屋子女人的家庭里长大。

Examples from the Corpus

houseful• I had a houseful of them.• Because we so easily could have a houseful of mud.• We were three glowing faces and three pairs of shining eyes in a houseful of mad black dancing ghosts.• The house was mine, but I should not be able to keep a houseful of servants.• You have to want a houseful of people in order to spend time at the stove and not resent it.• A houseful of people watched me around the clock, which only made me more determined.

house·ful nounChineseSyllable  

your in people or number house Corpus of a things large

houseful
house‧ful /ˈhaʊsfʊl/ noun
a houseful of something a large number of people or things in your house:
    He grew up in a houseful of women.

house·fulBrE /ˈhaʊsfʊl/ 🔊NAmE /ˈhaʊsfʊl/ 🔊 noun [singular] a large number of people in a house 一大家人；满屋子人◆He grew up in a houseful of women. 他在一个满是女人的家庭里长大。🔊🔊◆They had a houseful so we didn't stay. 他们满屋子都是人，所以我们没有留下来。🔊🔊