bearer
bear‧er /ˈbeərə $ ˈberər/
noun [countable]
2. someone who brings you information, a letter etc:
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but ...
3. formal the bearer of a legal document, for example a passport, is the person that it officially belongs to
4. someone who knows about traditions and customs, and makes sure that younger people learn about them:
They see themselves as the bearers of Jewish tradition.
bear‧er /ˈbeərə $ ˈberər/
noun [countable] Word Family: verb: bear; noun: bearer; adverb: bearably ≠ unbearably; adjective: bearable ≠ unbearable
1. formal someone who carries something such as a flag or a stretcher (=light bed for a sick person)2. someone who brings you information, a letter etc:
3. formal the bearer of a legal document, for example a passport, is the person that it officially belongs to
4. someone who knows about traditions and customs, and makes sure that younger people learn about them: