30 sentences for 家里 (jiā​lǐ — at home) — page 2 of 2

21. 别待在家里了，我们出去浪一圈吧。

    bié dāi zài jiā​lǐ le, wǒ​men chū​qù làng yī quān ba.

    Don't stay at home; let's go out and have some fun.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

22. 他在家里排行老大，下面还有两个妹妹。

    tā zài jiā​lǐ pái​háng lǎo​dà, xià​miàn hái yǒu liǎng gè mèi​mei.

    He is the eldest child in the family and has two younger sisters.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

23. 他利用工作的空隙给家里打了个电话。

    tā lì​yòng gōng​zuò de kòng​xì gěi jiā​lǐ dǎ le gè diàn​huà.

    He used a break in his work to call home.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

24. 他担心家里的后院起火，影响了前线的生意。

    tā dān​xīn jiā​lǐ de hòu​yuàn qǐ​huǒ, yǐng​xiǎng le qián​xiàn de shēng​yi.

    He was worried that internal conflicts would affect his business on the front line.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

25. 在旧时代，有钱人家里通常会雇佣几个用人。

    zài jiù shí​dài, yǒu​qián​rén jiā​lǐ tōng​cháng huì gù​yōng jǐ gè yòng​rén.

    In the old days, wealthy families usually employed several servants.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

26. 我们家里的电视可能也收到了一样的信息。

    wǒ​men jiā​lǐ de diàn​shì kě​néng yě shōu​dào le yī​yàng de xìn​xī.

    Maybe we got the same message on the TV at home.

    Source: OpenSubtitles

27. 那对年轻情侣最近搬到一起，经常在家里炒饭。

    nà duì nián​qīng qíng​lǚ zuì​jìn bān dào yī​qǐ, jīng​cháng zài jiā​lǐ chǎo​fàn.

    That young couple recently moved in together and often make fried rice at home.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

28. 她是个很会过日子的人，家里的开销都计划得很好。

    tā shì gè hěn huì guò​rì​zi de rén, jiā​lǐ de kāi​xiāo dōu jì​huà de hěn hǎo.

    She is very good at managing a household and plans the family expenses well.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

29. 由于他天生有书癖，家里的书架早就堆得放不下了。

    yóu​yú tā tiān​shēng yǒu shū​pǐ, jiā​lǐ de shū​jià zǎo jiù duī de fàng bù​xià le.

    Because he is a natural bibliophile, his bookshelves have long been too full to hold any more books.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

30. 在古代，女子出嫁时要由家里的女性长辈为其行上头之礼。

    zài gǔ​dài, nǚ​zǐ chū​jià shí yào yóu jiā​lǐ de nǚ​xìng zhǎng​bèi wèi qí xíng shàng​tóu zhī lǐ.

    In ancient times, when a woman got married, a female elder in the family would perform the hair-combing ceremony for her.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary