Definition of watchkeeper in English:

watchkeeper

nounˈwɒtʃkiːpə

单词	watchkeeper
释义	Definition of watchkeeper in English: watchkeeper nounˈwɒtʃkiːpə A person who keeps watch or acts as a lookout, especially on board a ship. （尤指船上的）值班者，放哨者 Example sentencesExamples The watchkeeper snorted and stepped out onto the balcony. A new initiative is cutting the number of watchkeepers needed when a mine countermeasures vessel is in her base port over a weekend. Although people had been on watch and the watchkeepers were very, very tired, everyone was up and buzzing. Acting with another watchkeeper, he entered the machinery space and promptly isolated the fuel leak by shutting down the engine. In this guise, it features a small staff of day members and watchkeepers.
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