Definition of houseparent in English:

houseparent

nounˈhaʊsˌpɛːr(ə)ntˈhaʊsˌpɛrənt

A housemother or housefather.
Example sentencesExamples
- I believe that she is fit to work as a matron or houseparent, receptionist, care assistant, caretaker and sales assistant.
- Following the deal, unions sought confirmation from the Department of Health that the new arrangements would apply to housemaster grades and assistant houseparents in the learning disability area.
- A pay anomaly which saw non-medically qualified houseparents / childcare workers get a 27% pay rise and registered mental handicap nurses get only 8%, is also causing discontent.
- The pay anomaly that exists between registered mental handicap nurses and houseparents / childcare workers without medical qualifications came up for the second consecutive day.

Definition of houseparent in US English:

houseparent

nounˈhaʊsˌpɛrəntˈhousˌperənt

A housemother or housefather.
Example sentencesExamples
- A pay anomaly which saw non-medically qualified houseparents / childcare workers get a 27% pay rise and registered mental handicap nurses get only 8%, is also causing discontent.
- The pay anomaly that exists between registered mental handicap nurses and houseparents / childcare workers without medical qualifications came up for the second consecutive day.
- Following the deal, unions sought confirmation from the Department of Health that the new arrangements would apply to housemaster grades and assistant houseparents in the learning disability area.
- I believe that she is fit to work as a matron or houseparent, receptionist, care assistant, caretaker and sales assistant.

单词	houseparent
释义	Definition of houseparent in English: houseparent nounˈhaʊsˌpɛːr(ə)ntˈhaʊsˌpɛrənt A housemother or housefather. Example sentencesExamples I believe that she is fit to work as a matron or houseparent, receptionist, care assistant, caretaker and sales assistant. Following the deal, unions sought confirmation from the Department of Health that the new arrangements would apply to housemaster grades and assistant houseparents in the learning disability area. A pay anomaly which saw non-medically qualified houseparents / childcare workers get a 27% pay rise and registered mental handicap nurses get only 8%, is also causing discontent. The pay anomaly that exists between registered mental handicap nurses and houseparents / childcare workers without medical qualifications came up for the second consecutive day. Definition of houseparent in US English: houseparent nounˈhaʊsˌpɛrəntˈhousˌperənt A housemother or housefather. Example sentencesExamples A pay anomaly which saw non-medically qualified houseparents / childcare workers get a 27% pay rise and registered mental handicap nurses get only 8%, is also causing discontent. The pay anomaly that exists between registered mental handicap nurses and houseparents / childcare workers without medical qualifications came up for the second consecutive day. Following the deal, unions sought confirmation from the Department of Health that the new arrangements would apply to housemaster grades and assistant houseparents in the learning disability area. I believe that she is fit to work as a matron or houseparent, receptionist, care assistant, caretaker and sales assistant.
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