keeper
کیپر
definition
noun
I would not stop him—I'm his wife, not his keeper
a person who manages or looks after something or someone.
hazelnuts are good keepers
a food or drink that remains in a specified condition if stored.
example
The 'keeper' and a defender went for the same ball and then left it for each other, allowing the speculative shot to hit the empty net.
To have a good team you have to have a good 'keeper' and our goalkeeper is very good.
You are not my 'keeper' or my chaperone, and therefore you have no say in who I choose to speak to.
I just caught the ball perfectly and it somehow bounced over the 'keeper' .
The park then chose another 'keeper' to manage the tigers.
this disc is a 'keeper' and one that belongs on every serious DVD collector's shelf
Sixty seconds later, he swerved away from the 'keeper' 's clawing gloves to stroke home his 21st goal of an astounding debut campaign.
It is time a new young 'keeper' was selected and given a fair run at the top.
He has proved himself to be a top 'keeper' since he has been in English football.
The prison 'keeper' allowed many Christians in to visit Perpetua, Felicitas, and the four surviving young men.
But they do a lot of work in training with me and we emphasise hitting the target and making the 'keeper' work.
I would not stop him—I'm his wife, not his 'keeper'
Those views were lost overnight when 6ft fences were installed on both sides of a bridge over the River Test to protect the river 'keeper' and his family.
this disc is a 'keeper' and one that belongs on every serious DVD collector's shelf
Well I am your protector, your 'keeper' , advisor and friend.
if he's a good communicator and a great listener, he's a 'keeper'
The 'keeper' withdraws, prompting the animal to slowly return to a corner of the enclosure.
if he's a good communicator and a great listener, he's a 'keeper'
The Richards took over the Taranaki lighthouse in 1976 when previous 'keeper' Charlie Mallowes died from a heart attack.
Quick feet, lightening turns and shots taken early often mean that a half-chance is often nestling in the goal before the 'keeper' has a sniff of it.
It would have been a very good save but it was one you'd expect an international 'keeper' to make.
It was the Blackburn 'keeper' 's second penalty save of the competition.
They visited the 'keeper' of the jewels and Maria pretended to faint to cause a distraction.
The pets' corner was left in the temporary care of another council employee while the 'keeper' took a break between June 20 and July 13.
The 'keeper' of the vehicle was identified as the defendant's stepfather and he gave police his stepson's address.
When he reached the penalty area he drove the ball low to the home 'keeper' 's left only to be thwarted by an excellent save.
I can't stop him—I'm his wife, not his 'keeper'
The ball struck the underside of the bar and bounced clear with the 'keeper' rooted to the spot.
On the granting of a firearms certificate ownership is lost and the user is simply the licensed 'keeper' .
Security experts also suggest that 'keepers' tag and photograph their animals or implant microchip identification.
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