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caregiver

/ˈkeər.ɡɪv.ər/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne qui prend soin d'un malade, d'une personne handicapée, d'une personne âgée ou d'un enfant, en répondant à leurs besoins physiques et émotionnels.

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noun

/ˈkeər.ɡɪv.ər/B2formal
  • frNom désignant une personne qui prend soin d'un malade, d'une personne handicapée, d'une personne âgée ou d'un enfant, en répondant à leurs besoins physiques et émotionnels.

A noun referring to a person who provides care and assistance to someone who is ill, disabled, elderly, or a child, attending to their physical and emotional needs.

  1. Healthcare providerB2formalmedical

    A person who provides assistance in identifying, preventing, or treating illness or disability.

    frsoignant

    • The caregiver monitored the patient's vital signs throughout the night.
    • She works as a professional caregiver for elderly patients with chronic conditions.
    • The hospital assigned a caregiver to help with the rehabilitation process.

    Synonymescaretakerclinicianhealth professional

  2. Personal attendantB1formal

    A person responsible for attending to the daily needs of a child or dependent adult.

    frAidant à domicile / accompagnant

    • The caregiver prepared meals and helped with bathing for the elderly woman.
    • He became a full-time caregiver for his mother after her surgery.
    • The daycare center employs trained caregivers for children under five.

    Synonymesaideattendantcaretakercompanionmindernurse

Formes
  • caregivers plural form
  • caregivers' possessive plural form
  • caregiver's possessive singular form
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