caretaker

UK
/ˈkeə.teɪ.kə/
US
/ˈkerˌteɪ.kɚ/
caretakernoun
caretakers
pl
UK
/ˈkeə.teɪ.kə/
US
/ˈkerˌteɪ.kɚ/
Translations
gardienPersonne chargée de surveiller et d’entretenir un bâtiment.
The caretaker ensured that the school was clean and well-maintained.
Le gardien a veillé à ce que l’école soit propre et bien entretenue.
administrateur provisoireDans un contexte institutionnel ou politique, personne chargée d’assurer l’intérim.
During the manager's absence, a caretaker was appointed to oversee the operations.
Pendant l’absence du directeur, un administrateur provisoire a été nommé pour superviser les opérations.
aidantPersonne qui prend soin d’une autre personne, notamment âgée ou handicapée.
As a caretaker, she was responsible for helping her elderly neighbor with daily tasks.
En tant qu’aidant, elle était chargée d’aider son voisin âgé dans les tâches quotidiennes.
Definitions
A person employed to look after a building, especially a school or a block of flats.
The caretaker ensured that the school was clean and well-maintained.
A person who takes care of another, especially in the case of an elderly or disabled person.
As a caretaker, she was responsible for helping her elderly neighbor with daily tasks.
A temporary person in charge of a place or organization.
During the manager's absence, a caretaker was appointed to oversee the operations.
caretakeradjective
more caretaker
Comp.
most caretaker
Super.
UK
/ˈkeəˌteɪkə/
US
/ˈkerˌteɪkər/
Used attributively to denote something or someone serving temporarily, as in caretaker government.
Translations
provisoireS’emploie pour une fonction ou un gouvernement exercé à titre temporaire.
A caretaker government was installed until fresh elections could be held.
Un gouvernement provisoire a été installé jusqu’à ce que de nouvelles élections puissent avoir lieu.
Definitions
Serving temporarily in an acting or interim capacity until a successor is chosen or the normal holder returns.
A caretaker government was installed until fresh elections could be held.