caretaker
IPA: kˈɛrteɪkɝ
noun
- Someone who takes care of a place or thing; someone looking after a place, or responsible for keeping it in good repair.
- Someone who takes care of a person; a parent, carer or other guardian.
adjective
- (chiefly UK) Temporary, on a short term basis.
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Examples of "caretaker" in Sentences
- He is the caretaker of the synagogue.
- He was an acquaintance of the caretaker.
- Argus Filch is the caretaker of Hogwarts.
- He is the current caretaker of the princess.
- This caretaker is sacrificing her life to do this.
- Is Caretaker supposed to be the dude in the background
- The is a domestic caretaker and aide of the Emperor of Japan.
- The caretaker first asks the originator for a memento object.
- Actually Caretaker would probably be the official archivist of the team.
- Harvey was then offered the caretaker role for the remainder of the season.
- The boys 'sole caretaker is Elaine, who also acts as their surrogate mother.
- In the foreground is the original caretaker's bungalow of the primary school.
- It may be that a caretaker is deeply concerned for a depressed friend, but struggles to imagine their experience.
- The use of the word "caretaker" suggests Mr. Ahmadinejad's task as head of the oil ministry might be only temporary.
- Her imitation of a human caretaker is providing scientists with new insight into social learning and the evolution of speech.
- 'Women can be more prone, simply because they are biologically programmed to be nurturers and to have what we call a caretaker personality.
- The primary caretaker is considered to hold a very special place in the child's affections, distinct from his attachments to others (Bowlby, J 1969).
- And the fact that he ` s in Kentucky with his family means he ` s willing to build what I call a caretaker support network, where there are people to back her up and make her feel like she has family around.
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