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watchman (a man employed to guard a building etc. against thieves, especially at night • The bank-robbers shot the (night-)watchman); keeper; gateman; attendant; custodian; warder; watcher; care-taker; gate-keeper; tender; gate keeper; on watch; chokidar; guard; nightwatchman (Tamerlane); beadle; bedel; custos; usher; watch; wicket-keeper |
| Gruzovik |
lookout point; gatekeeper |
| construct. |
security officer; caretaker |
| fig. |
watchdog |
| Makarov. |
care-taker (здания); warden |
| mech.eng., obs. |
locker |
| merch.nav. |
deck watchman |
| mil., obs. |
watcher |
| obs. |
enguard; huisher; wardsman |
| rel., christ. |
guardian (Am I my brother's guardian? – Разве я сторож брату своему? Rust71) |
| sec.sys. |
sentinel; sentry |
| slang |
flankle; flunkey; kip; shammus; shamos; shamus; shomimus |
| swim. |
life-guard |
| telecom. |
watch dog (oleg.vigodsky); watch-dog (oleg.vigodsky); watchdog device (oleg.vigodsky) |
| vernac. |
nose |
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| footb. |
third-back; stopper |
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| obs. |
guard duty; lookout point; guarding |
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| lit. |
The Caretaker (1960, пьеса Харолда Пинтера) |
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| gen. |
janitor; night-watchman (a man employed to guard a building etc. against thieves, especially at night) |
| amer. |
janitor (/ MichaelBurov) |
| brit. |
caretaker (/ MichaelBurov) |
| footb., prof.jarg. |
policeman |
| railw., obs. |
surface-man |
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| obs. |
defending; protecting; watch; guard |
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| cultur. |
The Caretaker (Pinter, 1960, Пинтер) |
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| Russian thesaurus |
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| abbr., survey. |
сторожевая вышка |
