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watcher

/ˈwɒtʃ.ə/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa a una persona que observa con atención algo o a alguien, que vigila o custodia un lugar, o que permanece despierto junto a un enfermo o difunto.

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noun

/ˈwɒtʃ.ə/B2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa a una persona que observa con atención algo o a alguien, que vigila o custodia un lugar, o que permanece despierto junto a un enfermo o difunto.

A noun referring to a person who closely observes something, keeps watch as a guard, or maintains a vigil by a sickbed or deceased person.

  1. ObserverB1formal

    A person who closely observes something, such as an event, exhibition, or activity.

    esObservador

    • The bird watcher spent hours in the forest with binoculars.
    • She is a keen watcher of political debates.
    • The gallery watcher noted every detail of the painting.

    Sinónimoslooker-onobserveronlookeroverseerspectatorviewer

  2. Guard or SentinelB1formal

    A person who keeps watch or guards a place, person, or thing.

    esCentinela

    • The night watcher patrolled the building's perimeter.
    • A watcher was posted at the gate to ensure security.
    • The watcher alerted the team when strangers approached.

    Sinónimosguardlookoutpatrolsentinelsentrywatchman

  3. Vigil KeeperB2formal

    A person who keeps a devotional vigil by a sick bed or by a dead body.

    esVigilante de velatorio

    • The family watcher stayed by the patient's bedside all night.
    • A watcher was appointed to sit with the deceased until the funeral.
    • The watcher prayed silently during the vigil.

    Sinónimoswaker

Formas
  • watchers plural form
  • watchers' possessive plural form
  • watcher's possessive singular form
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