caretaker in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for caretaker in the English»Spanish Dictionary

caretaker [Am ˈkɛrˌteɪkər, Brit ˈkɛːteɪkə] N

1. caretaker Brit:

caretaker

conserje mf

caretaker attr government/president

provisional

caretaker manager (in business)

director m provisional / directora f provisional

caretaker manager (in sport)

entrenador m provisional / entrenadora f provisional

caretaker manager (in sport)

director técnico m provisional / directora técnica f provisional LatAm

2.1. caretaker Am (of pets):

caretaker

cuidador m / cuidadora f

2.2. caretaker Am (of people) → carer

See also carer

carer [Am ˈkɛrər, Brit ˈkɛːrə] N MED

carer

cuidador m / cuidadora f

Translations for caretaker in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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gobierno en funciones

caretaker government

conserje

caretaker Brit

conserje

caretaker Brit

cuidador (cuidadora)

caretaker

mayordomo

caretaker Brit

portero (portera) (que cuida el edificio)

caretaker Brit

portería

desk/area from where the super/caretaker supervises the building

portería (apartamento)

caretaker's flat Brit

portería (casa)

caretaker's house Brit

casero (casera)

caretaker

“Se alquila. Razón: portería”

“For rent, inquiries to the super/caretaker”

caretaker in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for caretaker in the English»Spanish Dictionary

caretaker [ˈkeəˌteɪkəʳ, Am ˈkerˌteɪkɚ] N

1. caretaker Brit (janitor):

caretaker

conserje mf

2. caretaker Am (job):

caretaker

portero(-a) m (f)

Translations for caretaker in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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conserjería

job of caretaker

conserjería

caretaker's office

conserje

caretaker Brit

casero (-a)

caretaker

portero (-a) (conserje)

caretaker

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

They did, however, leave her a purple flower hairpin that she was originally against wearing, claiming it was too girly, despite her caretaker's insistence.

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The comforting message shows parents as caretakers, protectors, and teachers.

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This association hypothesis is backed by strong evidence that females are almost always the primary caretakers in species that use internal fertilization.

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The caretakers dwelling was enlarged, and the slaughterhouse facility and the youth room were renovated.

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Although most broadcasting staff left at that time, some remained for a year as caretakers while funding and equipment were sought.

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Permission from current land owners or caretakers is imperative.

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Attached to the church is a sacristy, a small kitchen and a caretaker's flat.

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In other words, overmedication can be caused by both prescribers and consumers or their caretakers.

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It is said that about half of the 34 temples do not have resident priests and are maintained by caretakers who live nearby.

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