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caretaker

/ˈkeəˌteɪ.kər/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne employée pour s'occuper d'un bâtiment, d'un bien ou d'une autre personne, ou un responsable assurant temporairement une fonction.

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/ˈkeəˌteɪ.kər/B1formal
  • frNom désignant une personne employée pour s'occuper d'un bâtiment, d'un bien ou d'une autre personne, ou un responsable assurant temporairement une fonction.

A noun referring to a person employed to look after a building, property, or another person, or an official who temporarily performs the duties of an office.

  1. Custodian or property managerB1formal

    A person hired to look after a building, property, or other assets.

    frConcierge ou gardien de bâtiment

    • The caretaker locked the school gates at night.
    • They hired a caretaker to maintain the estate while they were away.
    • The building's caretaker is responsible for cleaning and minor repairs.

    Synonymesconciergecustodianjanitorkeeperportersuperintendentwarden

  2. Temporary officialB2formal

    An official who performs the duties of an office temporarily, often until a permanent replacement is found.

    frintérimaire

    • She served as caretaker prime minister after the resignation.
    • The caretaker government will manage affairs until the election.
    • A caretaker manager was appointed to run the department.

    Synonymesinterimplaceholderprovisionalstopgap

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  • caretakers plural form
  • caretakers' possessive plural form
  • caretaker's possessive singular form
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