丈夫1970

husbands───n.丈夫；节俭的人（husband的复数）；v.节约；拥护（husband的第三人称单数）；n.(Husbands)人名；(英)赫斯本兹

husband───n.丈夫；v.节约使用（资源）；n.(Husband)（美、爱、英）赫斯本德（人名）

husbandage───n.船舶管理费

husbanded───n.丈夫；v.节约使用（资源）；n.(Husband)（美、爱、英）赫斯本德（人名）

husbander───种植者

husbanding───n.丈夫；v.节约使用（资源）；n.(Husband)（美、爱、英）赫斯本德（人名）

husbandland───农庄

Today, wives overall make 78 percent of what their husbands make, according to an Upshot analysis of annual survey data from the Census Bureau. That's up from 52 percent in 1970.───根据人口调查局的年度调查数据分析结果，如今妻子们收入总额占丈夫们收入的比例由1970年的52%，升至78%。

In 1970, for example, the culture of the stay-at-home mother and wife was prevalent, and only 4% of women had an income greater than their husbands.───举例说明，在1970年那时全职母亲或者全职太太是很普遍的，仅有4%的女性收入比她们的丈夫高。

By comparison, 4% of husbands earned less than their wives in 1970.───相比之下，1970年，只有4%的丈夫的收入比妻子少。

What's more, in 1970, 28 percent of wives had husbands who were better educated, and 20 percent were married to men with less education.───而且据《纽约时报》一篇有关这份报告的文章，1970年，28%的妇女受教育程度不及她们的丈夫，高于丈夫的比例为20%。

In this age group, 22 per cent of wives earned more than their husbands in 2007, compared with 4 per cent in 1970.───就这个年龄组而言，在2007年，22%的女性薪酬高于她们的丈夫；而在1970年，这一比例只有4%。