keeper
Prononciation : [ˈkiːpər]
Mot
Contexte : « responsibility »
(noun) a person who takes care of something or someone. This could be a person keeping something safe or someone looking after a pet or a child.
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My uncle is the keeper of the family traditions and tells us stories about our past.
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He was not a good keeper of his promises and often let people down.
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Who is the keeper of the park where we play?
Contexte : « sports »
(noun) a player in a sport, especially soccer, who is responsible for guarding the goal. This person tries to stop the other team from scoring.
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The keeper made an amazing save and kept our team in the game.
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The keeper allowed too many goals, and we lost the match.
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Did the keeper catch that difficult shot on goal?
Contexte : « responsibility »
(verb) to hold on to something carefully or to take care of something. This means you make sure it is safe and in good condition.
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I will keeper my sister's secret until she tells everyone.
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He did not keeper the fragile vase, and it broke.
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Can you keeper the cat while I am away for the weekend?
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