English to Galician Meaning of husband - home


Husband :
home

home, vello, mestre, Swami, noivo, beneficio, bendición, cónxuxe, compañeiro, xefe, Señor, suserano, can superior, Deus, agricultor, labrego, cultivador, compañeiro de cama, rei, emprego, campesiño, gobernante, gardián, conserxaría, amante, persoa, suxeito, metade do corpo, casar, esposar, unir, tomar para muller

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Definitions of husband in English
Noun(1) a married man; a woman's partner in marriage
Verb(1) use cautiously and frugally
Examples of husband in English
(1) A husband and wife have realised their dreams after taking over a former night club.(2) they're husband and wife(3) she and her husband are both retired(4) She was a supportive wife to her late husband and helped him through his periods of ill health.(5) to husband your strength(6) they're living together as husband and wife(7) the need to husband his remaining strength(8) to husband the land(9) her common-law husband(10) I was a mother, I had been a wife, but my husband was gone and most of my children had left home.(11) A husband and wife are leading a team heading out to Bangladesh to help deaf people.(12) After being rejected by their husbands , wives had no choice but to endure loneliness.(13) He husbanded his strength whenever he could.(14) In this age of easy divorces a husbandless mother attracts little attention.(15) He must sometimes wonder if he should have husbanded support more carefully against the inevitable election defeat.(16) It is reassuring to know that the Scottish Executive husbands the expenditure it makes on our behalf so wisely.
Related Phrases of husband
(1) my husband ::
o meu home
(2) your husband ::
seu marido
(3) husband and wife ::
home e muller
(4) ex-husband ::
ex marido
(5) late husband ::
falecido marido
(6) former husband ::
ex marido
(7) sister's husband ::
marido da irmá
(8) good husband ::
bo marido
(9) henpecked husband ::
home henpecked
Synonyms
Noun
1. spouse ::
cónxuxe
2. partner ::
socio
3. life partner ::
socio da vida
4. mate ::
compañeiro
5. consort ::
consorte
6. man ::
home
7. helpmate ::
Axudante
8. helpmeet ::
Axudante
9. groom ::
noivo
10. bridegroom ::
noivo
11. hubby ::
home
12. old man ::
vello
13. better half ::
cara-metade
14. other half ::
outra metade
15. significant other ::
outro significativo
Verb
16. conserve ::
conservar
Different Forms
husband, husbanded, husbanding, husbands
Word Example from TV Shows
I heard her husband left her
for a hot, young undergrad.

I heard her HUSBAND left her for a hot, young undergrad.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 1

You're not a lousy husband.

You're not a lousy HUSBAND.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 10

You're my husband and l love you,
but you're 53 years old.

You're my HUSBAND and l love you, but you're 53 years old.

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 3

My husband is an illustrator.
We traveled a lot.
Paris, ltaly, Denmark.

My HUSBAND is an illustrator. We traveled a lot. Paris, ltaly, Denmark.

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 3

I trusted you. My husband trusted you.

I trusted you. My HUSBAND trusted you.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 4

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