英语释义

1. a person who provides direct care (as for children, elderly people, or the chronically ill)
The care of a patient with Alzheimer's Disease or a related disorder can be a physical, emotional and financial drain on the family caregiver.
— Diane Duquette Ascioti Each child was rated by at least one parent. Questionnaires completed by another significant caregiver (teacher or daycare provider) were available on 85% of the sample …
— Alan E. Kazdin et al. You probably can imagine the difficulty a caregiver can have getting an immobile patient into a whirlpool.
— Paul G. Donahue

2. a person who gives help and protection to someone (such as a child, an old person, or someone who is sick)

3. a person who provides direct care (as for children, elderly people, or the chronically ill)
parents and other caregivers

英汉例句

• each care giver must maintain sensitivity and remain in touch with the individual needs of each child, as these will be different for each child based on many factors.

  每个看护人员都应该保持敏感，能够感知每个孩子的具体需要，因为每个孩子因各个方面的综合因素需要各不相同。

• rehab foundations and care giver course materials are both available in printed form as manuals.

  现已有打印的康复基础和护理员课程材料的手册。

• conclusion the quality of life for dementia「s care giver was positively co-related with social support.

  结论老年癡呆照料者的生活质量与社会支持呈正相关。

• each care giver is expected to maintain the areas they have been assigned and assist in the daily operations in all areas as a need is seen or arises. a 「team effort」 attitude is essential.

  护理人员应保证他们被分配领域的工作运行，并协助所有需要他们协助领域的日常运行。

• method 64 dementia」s care giver was selected for the study, questionnaire survey was conducted.

  方法以64名老年癡呆患者的照料者为研究对象，进行问卷调查。

相似词

carer(Carer) （法、美、英）卡雷尔（人名）

caretaker临时代理的

guardian[法] 监护人，保护人；守护者