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丈夫 (zhàngfu) is typically used to refer to a married man in a heterosexual relationship. It is appropriate to use 丈夫 when talking about a married couple, such as when discussing the husband's role in the family or when referring to the couple as a unit. For example, one might say 她的丈夫很有钱 (tā de zhàngfu hěn yǒu qián, "her husband is very wealthy"). It is also appropriate to use 丈夫 when talking about a woman's marital status, such as when asking if she is married or when referring to her husband in the third person. For example, one might say 她有个丈夫 (tā yǒu gè zhàngfu, "she has a husband"). 丈夫 is not typically used to refer to a married woman, for which the word 妻子 (qīzi) is more appropriate.
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The Chinese word for "husband" that is most commonly used is 夫 (fū). It is pronounced similarly to 丈夫 (zhàngfu) and has the same meaning.
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