0 someone who looks after a place and the things, people, or animals there -- смотритель
a park keeper
1 short for goalkeeper (= the player in a sport such as football who tries to stop the ball going into the goal) -- вратарь
In mining areas many miners and colliers worked at the pit head or as time keepers.
The impact being implementation of programmes that strengthened women's roles as home keepers, invariably adding more burden on women.
Meanwhile, the review point often checked by functional managers while stage gate process's gate keepers are always senior managers.
Older sheep keepers and also those with better education were less likely to keep sheep for milk, meat and multiple purposes.
Studies of social behaviour among zoo chimpanzees may also add to the understanding among zoo keepers and managers about the animals in their care.
I began with a null hypothesis that the presence of visitors (excluding keepers) would not produce increased activity.
Her view of the keeper's cottage is at once prophetic and anachronistic.
There were also accountants, lawyers, doctors, coal merchants, inn and hotel keepers, grocers and butchers all aged over 65.
