Definition of lock-keeper in English:

lock-keeper

noun

A person who is employed to attend and maintain a lock on a river or canal.
Example sentencesExamples
- For inexperienced boaties like us, lock-keepers are potentially scary people, but we were reassured by our first encounter.
- But while the waterways themselves have been revitalised and lock-keepers are in demand once more, the lot of many keepers' cottages has not improved.
- He got away with this for years, mainly because his dad - the lock-keeper at Sonning-on-Thames - was far too busy with sluice gates and idiot boaters to notice his son was a slob.
- As a waterman, and later as a lock-keeper, he has alternative, and distinctly illegitimate, sources of income which are clearly not related to honest sweat.
- In the last of our series of Tales From The Riverside Stephen Lewis spends a morning with Selby lock-keeper Fred Firth
- Generally, however, on this canal, there's a lock-keeper on hand to oversee what you're doing and give you a hand.
- The men will travel home in a bus overnight while the scooters, which can travel at a maximum speed of 8mph, are left with lock-keepers.
- When the ship sought to leave the port of Liverpool, tugmen and lock-keepers refused to assist its free passage.
- Was it that the telemetry was failing again, and all the phone lines were down, or perhaps the lock-keeper's car was in for a service?
- And when extending a Victorian lock-keeper's cottage into a graduate humanities centre for the college, they went a bit mad and produced an asymmetrical crystalline structure that somehow works just fine in the context.
- But Davey's quiet life changes when he falls in love with the tactless but vulnerable Sarah, a Scottish bargee who stays with him in his lock-keeper's cottage while her narrow-boat's broken propeller-shaft is repaired.
- The lock-keeper opens the gates to let the boats through.
- There are lock-keepers, vets and people we meet in bars - I am an old tart, I'll chat to anyone.
- All down the river we had the expertise and river lore of a remarkable lock-keeper, John O'Neill.
- To navigate from Killaloe to Limerick advance notice needs to be given to the lock-keeper at Ardnacrusha, who controls Parteen Lifting Bridge and Ardnacrusha lock.

单词	lock-keeper
释义	Definition of lock-keeper in English: lock-keeper noun A person who is employed to attend and maintain a lock on a river or canal. Example sentencesExamples For inexperienced boaties like us, lock-keepers are potentially scary people, but we were reassured by our first encounter. But while the waterways themselves have been revitalised and lock-keepers are in demand once more, the lot of many keepers' cottages has not improved. He got away with this for years, mainly because his dad - the lock-keeper at Sonning-on-Thames - was far too busy with sluice gates and idiot boaters to notice his son was a slob. As a waterman, and later as a lock-keeper, he has alternative, and distinctly illegitimate, sources of income which are clearly not related to honest sweat. In the last of our series of Tales From The Riverside Stephen Lewis spends a morning with Selby lock-keeper Fred Firth Generally, however, on this canal, there's a lock-keeper on hand to oversee what you're doing and give you a hand. The men will travel home in a bus overnight while the scooters, which can travel at a maximum speed of 8mph, are left with lock-keepers. When the ship sought to leave the port of Liverpool, tugmen and lock-keepers refused to assist its free passage. Was it that the telemetry was failing again, and all the phone lines were down, or perhaps the lock-keeper's car was in for a service? And when extending a Victorian lock-keeper's cottage into a graduate humanities centre for the college, they went a bit mad and produced an asymmetrical crystalline structure that somehow works just fine in the context. But Davey's quiet life changes when he falls in love with the tactless but vulnerable Sarah, a Scottish bargee who stays with him in his lock-keeper's cottage while her narrow-boat's broken propeller-shaft is repaired. The lock-keeper opens the gates to let the boats through. There are lock-keepers, vets and people we meet in bars - I am an old tart, I'll chat to anyone. All down the river we had the expertise and river lore of a remarkable lock-keeper, John O'Neill. To navigate from Killaloe to Limerick advance notice needs to be given to the lock-keeper at Ardnacrusha, who controls Parteen Lifting Bridge and Ardnacrusha lock.
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