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keeper [ˈki:pəʳ, Am -ɚ] N

1. keeper (in park):

keeper

2. keeper inf (in football):

keeper

3. keeper (guardian):

keeper

4. keeper (in museum):

keeper

5. keeper (caretaker):

keeper
dozorca(-czyni) m (f)

6. keeper (prison guard):

keeper

door-keeper N

door-keeper → doorman

See also doorman

doorman <-men> [-mən] N

time-keeper N

1. time-keeper (person):

spóźnialski(-ka) m (f)

2. time-keeper (clock or watch):

3. time-keeper (person):

chronometrażysta(-tka) m (f)

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
In 1923, a one-story keepers' house was added a short distance to the east.
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The lighthouse keepers lived inside the lighthouse tower.
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The design of the lights is considered obsolete since there is no longer a need for the structure to house the keepers.
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Experience has taught keepers that introducing pairs of clouded leopards at a young age gives opportunities for the pair to bond and breed successfully.
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The site also includes several one-story lighthouse keeper's houses and the light station has a resident keeper.
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This list only includes players who have played as the designated keeper for a match.
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It was operated by a part-time lighthouse keeper.
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Only the tower though was renovated and the keeper's house and the other buildings in the station were left deteriorating.
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A social is run by a house keeper or pusher.
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In 1911, it was only populated by the lighthouse keeper and his family.
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