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121 keeper
حَارِس \ doorman: one who is on duty at the door of a large building, to deal with visitors. escort: sb. or sth. that escorts: an armed escort. guard: a person who guards: There was an armed guard at the gate. keeper: sb. who looks after animals in a zoo, (in compounds) sb. who looks after sth.: goalkeeper. sentry: a soldier on guard at a particular spot. warden: a person in charge of some public place: the warden of an old people’s home. warder: a prison guard. watchman: sb. who guards a building, esp. at night. \ See Also مرافق (مُرافِق)، خفير (خَفير) -
122 warden
حَارِس \ doorman: one who is on duty at the door of a large building, to deal with visitors. escort: sb. or sth. that escorts: an armed escort. guard: a person who guards: There was an armed guard at the gate. keeper: sb. who looks after animals in a zoo, (in compounds) sb. who looks after sth.: goalkeeper. sentry: a soldier on guard at a particular spot. warden: a person in charge of some public place: the warden of an old people’s home. warder: a prison guard. watchman: sb. who guards a building, esp. at night. \ See Also مرافق (مُرافِق)، خفير (خَفير) -
123 warder
حَارِس \ doorman: one who is on duty at the door of a large building, to deal with visitors. escort: sb. or sth. that escorts: an armed escort. guard: a person who guards: There was an armed guard at the gate. keeper: sb. who looks after animals in a zoo, (in compounds) sb. who looks after sth.: goalkeeper. sentry: a soldier on guard at a particular spot. warden: a person in charge of some public place: the warden of an old people’s home. warder: a prison guard. watchman: sb. who guards a building, esp. at night. \ See Also مرافق (مُرافِق)، خفير (خَفير) -
124 watchman
حَارِس \ doorman: one who is on duty at the door of a large building, to deal with visitors. escort: sb. or sth. that escorts: an armed escort. guard: a person who guards: There was an armed guard at the gate. keeper: sb. who looks after animals in a zoo, (in compounds) sb. who looks after sth.: goalkeeper. sentry: a soldier on guard at a particular spot. warden: a person in charge of some public place: the warden of an old people’s home. warder: a prison guard. watchman: sb. who guards a building, esp. at night. \ See Also مرافق (مُرافِق)، خفير (خَفير) -
125 nöbet
",-ti 1. turn (of duty). 2. shift (scheduled period of work); watch (of a sentry). 3. time: iki nöbet twice. 4. attack, fit, paroxysm, or seizure (caused by a recurrent disease). - beklemek 1. to await one´s turn. 2. to be on duty. 3. to stand guard; to keep watch, watch. - çizelgesi roster (showing to whom shifts are assigned); mil. guard roster. - gelmek to have a seizure or attack. - hizmeti mil. guard duty. - tutmak 1. to be on duty. 2. to stand guard; to keep watch, watch." -
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127 конвоир
1) General subject: convoy, guard, security guard2) Law: sentry3) Police term: Detained Escort Officer4) Makarov: security guard (сопровождающий ценный груз и т.п.)5) Navy: escort ship -
128 охранник
1) General subject: security guard (сопровождающий ценный груз), gatekeeper, protector, guardsman, prison guard2) American: rent-a-cop (Презрительное название для безоружного охранника, нанятого, чтобы следить за воришками в супермаркете или охранять порядок в школах, местах проведения концертов и т.п.)3) Military: prisoner chaser (заключенных)5) Jargon: roller (в тюрьме), screw, stick, yard bull (на железной дороге, в тюрьме), minder (приставленный к заключенному), mug, bat, gander (в тюрьме и т.п.), shammus, shamos, shamus, shomimus, sidewinder
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