minder
Word family
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++mind·er /ˈmaɪndə $ -ər/ noun [countable] British English BOPROTECTsomeone who is employed to protect another person 保镖，看护者 SYN bodyguard → childminderExamples from the Corpus
minder• Four songs into the set the dark figures of Morrissey and minder were seen to leave the building.• The ferry crews on regular service between Harwich and the Hook evidently took to their unexpected role as child minders.• Kylie will often shop in Kensington without her minders, dressed in dark glasses for anonymity.• Now that he was the official minder of Firelight, he did her before he went off.• Palmer will act as Paul Gascoigne's minder.• The two minders were either side of Marcus now and the floor jumped at him.• Leaves any babies with minder - can't take time off to bring them up.mind·er nounChineseSyllable
protect Corpus person is employed who to someone another
minder
mind‧er /ˈmaɪndə $ -ər/
noun [countable] British English
SYN bodyguard
⇨ childminder
mind‧er /ˈmaɪndə $ -ər/
noun [countable] British English Word Family: noun: mind, minder, reminder; adjective: mindless, minded, mindful; verb: mind, remind; adverb: mindlessly
someone who is employed to protect another person SYN bodyguard
⇨ childminder
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