caretaking 的 2 个定义
- 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.
- involving the temporary performance of the duties of an office: a caretaker government.
caretaking 近义词
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更多caretaking例句
- 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.