housewares
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++house·wares /ˈhaʊsweəz $ -werz/ noun [uncountable, plural] American EnglishDHBBT small things used in the home, for example plates, lamps etc, or the department of a large shop that sells these things 家庭用品；〔百货公司的〕家庭用品部
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housewares• The notion of casually mixing fine art and housewares may be offensive to them.• The league's thrift shop welcomes donations of furniture, clothes and housewares.• Plysu, the plastics containers and housewares group, was stable at 248p even though it pushed profits ahead last year.• To these have now been added a vast range of applications in fibres, films, housewares, rigid packaging and building.• Down in housewares were the true treasures women were after.• West Bend has benefited recently from increased sales of housewares and home cookware.• Rubbermaid makes plastic and rubber housewares and other consumer and industrial products.• As of the end of December, the company operated 648 specialty housewares stores in 44 states.house·wares nounChineseSyllable
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housewares
house‧wares /ˈhaʊsweəz $ -werz/
noun [U, plural]
American English small things used in the home, for example plates, lamps etc, or the department of a large shop that sells these things
house‧wares /ˈhaʊsweəz $ -werz/
noun [U, plural]American English small things used in the home, for example plates, lamps etc, or the department of a large shop that sells these things