caretaking

/kair-tey-ker/US // ˈkɛərˌteɪ kər //UK // (ˈkɛəˌteɪkə) //

管家,管家服务,管家婆,看管

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a person who is in charge of the maintenance of a building, estate, etc.; superintendent.
- : a person or group that temporarily performs the duties of an office.
- : British. a janitor.
- : a person who takes care of another.

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : involving the temporary performance of the duties of an office: a caretaker government.

as inmotherly

Synonyms

Twice a week, nearly every clinical caretaker is tested with a nasal swab.
In the software industry, Salesforce’s Slack acquisition is exceeded only by IBM’s mega-purchase of cloud caretaker Red Hat for $34 billion in 2018.
He had three more occasions, while working on the extinction list, to startle caretakers with the news that they were managing catastrophically rare plants.
A mother in Phoenix asked for a caretaker to help her 41-year-old son at night.
When his 5-month-old sister began to cry, a caretaker held her out of sight of the friends and colleagues who had gathered.
And the caretaking is all part of the “going for a broken person” and trying to fix them.
To have been caretaking and managing the complicated medical issues, to be with Teddy every second, was just draining.
They left the woman to lock up the house and return to her caretaking, and started off up the street.
It was a caretaking like the sudden stilling of the tempest that came to the little household.
At one stroke half the labour and all the anxiety of domestic caretaking will be annihilated.
Best of all, she would regather during the hour not a little strength to be used later in the caretaking of her children.
The Convention was composed of the most orderly, caretaking and reputable of men, and the author of the draught was one of them.

/kair-tey-ker/US // ˈkɛərˌteɪ kər //UK // (ˈkɛəˌteɪkə) //

管家,管家服务,管家婆,看管

n.名词 noun

1
- : a person who is in charge of the maintenance of a building, estate, etc.; superintendent.
- : a person or group that temporarily performs the duties of an office.
- : British. a janitor.
- : a person who takes care of another.

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : involving the temporary performance of the duties of an office: a caretaker government.

as inmotherly

Synonyms

Twice a week, nearly every clinical caretaker is tested with a nasal swab.
In the software industry, Salesforce’s Slack acquisition is exceeded only by IBM’s mega-purchase of cloud caretaker Red Hat for $34 billion in 2018.
He had three more occasions, while working on the extinction list, to startle caretakers with the news that they were managing catastrophically rare plants.
A mother in Phoenix asked for a caretaker to help her 41-year-old son at night.
When his 5-month-old sister began to cry, a caretaker held her out of sight of the friends and colleagues who had gathered.
And the caretaking is all part of the “going for a broken person” and trying to fix them.
To have been caretaking and managing the complicated medical issues, to be with Teddy every second, was just draining.
They left the woman to lock up the house and return to her caretaking, and started off up the street.
It was a caretaking like the sudden stilling of the tempest that came to the little household.
At one stroke half the labour and all the anxiety of domestic caretaking will be annihilated.
Best of all, she would regather during the hour not a little strength to be used later in the caretaking of her children.
The Convention was composed of the most orderly, caretaking and reputable of men, and the author of the draught was one of them.