n. 照顾者, 看管者, 看守人
[法] 看守员, 管理员, 看管人
n. a custodian who is hired to take care of something (property or a person)
n. an official who performs the duties of an office temporarily
1.You are the caretaker, this is not what you do.
你是个管理员 这不是你的工作
2.You really have, but you're not their caretaker.
真的 但你不是她们的监护人
3.When I couldn't kill him, the caretakers did it for me.
当时我下不了手 教管员替我杀了
4.He is a steward only, a caretaker of the throne.
他只是刚铎的宰相和摄政王
5.If I had a good caretaker he'd be here on time.
要是我找个好点的监护人 他肯定准时
6.It's the actions of a caretaker a mother.
对方更像是一名监护人 一位母亲
7.We are merely the caretakers for those that sleep.
我们只是沉睡着的同类的保护者
8.We've never had a caretaker this strongly connected.
我们从来没遇见过和仓库联系得这么紧密的守护者
9.So, after that, the caretaker ran the warehouse and supervised.
就是说从那之后 仓库全权交由守护者运行和监管
