host family
英 [həust ˈfæmili] 美 [host ˈfæməli]

释义

寄宿家庭；

英英释义

Host family

• A host family is a family consisting of at least one parent and one child under the age of 18 that invites an au pair from a foreign country for a specified period of time. The au pair lives “on equal terms” with the other members of the family and in return for food, board, and a salary, cares for children and does simple domestic work.

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权威例句

Cucurbiturils–a New Family of Host Molecules
Enhancing the Homestay: Study Abroad from the Host Family's Perspective
Binding Characteristics of a New Host Family of Cyclic Oligosaccharides from Inulin: Permethylated Cycloinulohexoase and Cycloinuloh...
Ecology of amblycerus crassipunctatus Ribeiro-Costa (Coleoptera: Bruchidae) in seeds of Humiriaceae, a new host family for bruchids,...
A revision of Phyllachora and some similar genera on the host family Leguminosae.
Interactions between a New Species of Acanthoscelides and a Species of Verbenaceae, a New Host Family for Bruchidae (Coleoptera)
New host family based on small-ring compounds
Exploring Conditions to Enhance Student/Host Family Interaction Abroad
INTEGRATED CIRCUIT WITH A PLURALITY OF HOST PROCESSOR FAMILY TYPES
Structural and magnetic study of O2 molecules arranged along a channel in a flexible single-crystal host family