Definition of whiteware in English:

whiteware

nounˈwʌɪtwɛː

mass nounNZ

Large domestic goods such as refrigerators and washing machines.
people were spending extra cash on household furniture and whiteware
Example sentencesExamples
- The defendant stated the vehicle was stolen from him before he could sell the whiteware.
- The company has introduced sophisticated electronics into an increasing range of its whiteware and appliances.
- They emptied almost everything from the house—a 42-inch TV, electric appliances, whiteware, beds and bedding, even food.
- Countries all over the world have problems with the disposal of whiteware.
- If stainless steel appliances don't suit your household, trusty, white whiteware is still perfectly acceptable, with new styles emerging.
- He said New Zealand exported a lot of whiteware to Australia, which was also New Zealand's largest market for tourists.
- She and her small team of assistants went for broke, covering the whiteware in outrageously colourful geometric designs.
- Residents are charged $16 per item to dump whiteware at the city's transfer station, but the council also holds inorganic rubbish collections every year.
- It features a selection of products from wine to whiteware from a range of carefully selected suppliers representing well-known consumer brands.
- What this actually means is that a couple have to be together longer to get their hands on half the whiteware.

单词	whiteware
释义	Definition of whiteware in English: whiteware nounˈwʌɪtwɛː mass nounNZ Large domestic goods such as refrigerators and washing machines. people were spending extra cash on household furniture and whiteware Example sentencesExamples The defendant stated the vehicle was stolen from him before he could sell the whiteware. The company has introduced sophisticated electronics into an increasing range of its whiteware and appliances. They emptied almost everything from the house—a 42-inch TV, electric appliances, whiteware, beds and bedding, even food. Countries all over the world have problems with the disposal of whiteware. If stainless steel appliances don't suit your household, trusty, white whiteware is still perfectly acceptable, with new styles emerging. He said New Zealand exported a lot of whiteware to Australia, which was also New Zealand's largest market for tourists. She and her small team of assistants went for broke, covering the whiteware in outrageously colourful geometric designs. Residents are charged $16 per item to dump whiteware at the city's transfer station, but the council also holds inorganic rubbish collections every year. It features a selection of products from wine to whiteware from a range of carefully selected suppliers representing well-known consumer brands. What this actually means is that a couple have to be together longer to get their hands on half the whiteware.
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