Pronunciation: /kʌˈstoʊdiəl/
noun a person who has custody or guardianship
A1 The custodial is responsible for cleaning the school.
A2 The custodial staff work hard to keep the building clean and safe.
B1 The custodial team takes care of maintenance and repairs in the office.
B2 The custodial department is in charge of security and facility management.
C1 The custodial supervisor oversees the entire custodial staff and operations.
C2 The custodial services company provides comprehensive cleaning and maintenance solutions.
adjective relating to or appropriate for custody or safekeeping
A1 The custodial staff cleans the school every night.
A2 The custodial duties include locking up the building at the end of the day.
B1 The custodial team is responsible for maintaining the cleanliness of the office.
B2 The custodial workers are trained in handling hazardous materials.
C1 The custodial supervisor oversees a team of janitors in multiple buildings.
C2 The custodial department implemented new safety protocols for handling cleaning chemicals.
formal The custodial staff is responsible for maintaining cleanliness in the office building.
informal The custodial team takes care of all the cleaning around here.
slang I heard the custodial crew is throwing a party after work.
figurative The custodial duty of keeping the peace fell on the shoulders of the mediator.
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