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bearer [ˈbeərəʳ, Am ˈberɚ] N

1. bearer (messenger):

bearer
zwiastun m

2. bearer form (owner):

bearer
właściciel(ka) m (f)
bearer of shares
okaziciel m

3. bearer (pallbearer):

bearer
karawaniarz m

bearer cheque, bearer check Am N ECON

standard-bearer N MIL, HISTORY

stretcher-bearer N

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Under their command were three nursing orderlies, a clerk, a dutyman and thirteen stretcher bearers.
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As a stretcher bearer, he carried casualties with the rest of the bearers on the first day of the campaign.
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Pass bearers are exempted from the extra charge for crossing the municipal boundary between areas served by the four a participating agencies.
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He assumes that it is a group of doolie-bearers who've just arrived.
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He continually assisted in finding and carrying wounded and in guiding stretcher bearers to the aid post.
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They were also used to transport supplies, as stretcher bearers and on guard duties.
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They served as stretcher-bearers during tough fighting, and one time a live shell blew across the stage they were on.
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Since the 1990s shamans started to be regarded as bearers of culture.
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There were stretcher bearers coming up behind us, you see.
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This favoured polygamous marriages in which men sought to monopolize the production of women who are valued both as workers and as child bearers.
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