daily chores

家务杂事

日常琐事

daily dose───日剂量；一日量

daily dozen───每日健身操；例行公事

daily dozens───每日健身操；例行公事

daily helps───定时来上班的佣人

daily lives───日常生活

dairy cows───n.奶牛；乳牛

daisy chains───雏菊绳铃

catchy chorus───朗朗上口的合唱

daily doubles───每日双倍

Somewhat unreliable and impractical in daily chores.───在日常琐事上有些不靠谱和不切实际。

This precious time could have been spend for the other daily chores which we had to do anyway or something productive.───这个宝贵的时间本可以用作其它日常事物，那些反正人们要做的，或者富有成功成果的活动。

all need time to work, to eat, to sleep, and to accomplish all the daily chores of living.───工作、吃饭、睡觉以及完成所有的日常事务，哪一样都需要时间。

Being a part of the family, I would like to help out with the daily chores.───作为这个家庭的一份子，我也想出自己的一份力量。

The daily chores that keep an organization ticking often go unrecognized. But the subject in our next story seems to specialize in them.───让组织得以运转的每天例行工作，往往不为人知，但是下则新闻的主角却非常专精于此。

Despite the warnings , villagers said they had no choice but to head home for a few hours to do their daily chores .───村民们说，尽管有警报，但他们别无选择，还是要回家用几个小时处理一下家中的日常杂事。

Daily chores must include backups, log rotation, performance measurement (more on this in a moment), patches, and safeguarding all systems.───管理员的日常工作必须包括备份、日志轮转、性能度量（稍后详细讨论）、应用补丁和保护所有系统。

Handling the kids, fixing supper, and any number of daily chores are now going to need to be handled without you.───看管孩子，做晚饭，还有各种日常的事物，现在你都不能在插手了。

They believe that house work and daily chores are mandatory responsibilities, and should be voluntarily done, not forced upon.───他们认为，日常家务，不但必须做，还应主动做，而不能给钱就做，不给钱就不做。

Described in the letter writer for the daily chores and more.

Only real diehard hippies would use antique implements and appliances to tend to their daily chores.

Whether building a cozy fire, packing a picnic or doing daily chores, everything was too much trouble.

The hired man was sick, and a lot of the daily chores were not done.

He hired a battery of staff to help him with the daily chores, including a scullion (dishwasher), a laundress and a shoeblack (someone who cleans shoes).

Or there, at the end of a walk, would be Annika, rosy-cheeked, out of nowhere, bearing coffee and biscuits she had made earlier, in the middle of her 100 other daily chores.

For the daily chores fell mainly on the shoulders of the women: shopping, running around to find particular things.

It seemed a pity to disturb them as we went about our daily chores.