caregiver
看护者───caregiver
If it has to hire a caregiver for every two children, it can't really achieve any economies of scale on labor to save money when other expenses go up.───如果它不得不为每两个孩子雇佣一名看护者，那么当其他费用上升时，它就无法在劳动力成本上实现任何经济上的节约。
Using caregiver assessments and the children's self-observations, she rated each child's overall sympathy level and his or her tendency to feel negative emotions after moral transgressions.───通过看护者的评估和孩子们的自我观察，她对每个孩子的总体同情心水平以及他们在道德违规后的负面情绪倾向进行了评分。
Caregiver training on dementia.───照护者进行痴呆症问题培训。
Lonnie was more of a care partner than caregiver, nudging her husband to take his medicine and accompanying him to doctors' appointments.───朗尼与其是护理者更不如说是一个细心的伙伴：小心提醒丈夫服药，陪着他问诊。
The difference in the male physique, especially the chest, may be perceived by the infant to be not that of a natural caregiver.───因为男人体型上的不同，特别是胸部，婴儿也许会察觉到他们并不是天生的看护者。
For the person with a terminal illness, life does not abruptly stop and a caregiver is often needed.───对患上绝症的病人来说，生命不会突然停止，他们通常会需要照顾的人。
Then, says Sicher, the caregiver can be like an addictive drug to the child.
The concurrence of the backup care-giver, should the chosen one not be available, is also vital.
We are still the caregivers of the very young and the very old.
Often caregivers find it hard to understand this balance.
The very high turnover of caregivers in institutional settings is perhaps the major way in which they differ from ordinary family life.