從「有家庭」到「以家庭為重」
同一張全家福,一個在報告照片裡有誰,一個在說他人就站在那裡不想走。
noun · B1
A man who has a partner and children — used simply to say that he has a family to look after.
有家室的男人
Think of a man standing in a family photo — and of people pointing at that photo when they introduce him. The two words only mean a man who has a family, but they are rarely used just to report that. Most of the time they also say where his weight rests. So one sentence of he's a family man can be telling you his situation (there are people at home depending on him), and another can be praising his character (home is where he wants to be).
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從「有家庭」到「以家庭為重」
同一張全家福,一個在報告照片裡有誰,一個在說他人就站在那裡不想走。
noun · B1
A man who has a partner and children — used simply to say that he has a family to look after.
有家室的男人