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noun (a person employed to look after someone or something: a car-park attendant.) encargadoattendant n vigilante / encargadotr[ə'tendənt]attendant [ə'tɛndənt] adj: concomitante, inherente: asistente mf, acompañante mf, guarda mfn.• revisor (Tren) s.m.adj.• asistente adj.n.• acomodador, -ora s.m.,f.• asistente (Banca) s.m.• mozo s.m.• operadora (Teléfono) s.f.• sirviente s.m.
I ə'tendənta) (in museum, parking lot) guarda m; (in pool, toilets) encargado, -da m,fb) ( of royalty) miembro m del séquito
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adjective ( accompanying) (frml)[ǝ'tendǝnt]parenthood and its attendant responsibilities — la paternidad y las responsabilidades que comporta or conlleva
1. N1) (in car park, museum) guarda mf, celador(a) m / f ; (Theat) acomodador(a) m / f ; (at wedding etc) acompañante mf2) (=servant) sirviente(-a) m / f2. ADJ1) frm (=associated) relacionado, concomitantethe risks attendant on the exploration of the unknown — los riesgos que conlleva la exploración de lo desconocido
2) (=accompanying) de compañía* * *
I [ə'tendənt]a) (in museum, parking lot) guarda m; (in pool, toilets) encargado, -da m,fb) ( of royalty) miembro m del séquito
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adjective ( accompanying) (frml)
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