Usage of "lifeguard" | TermGallery

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Profession.

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An attendant employed at a beach or pool to protect swimmers from accidents.

Usage of lifeguard in English

But it is a life-or-death job, said California lifeguard supervisor Mike Silvestri. 
 Reuters 

As at many other Spanish resorts, there was no lifeguard on duty. 
 The Irish Times 

Is she talking about a fireman, a lifeguard or a police officer? 
 The Irish Times 

Senior lifeguard James Turnham saw the ash washing up on the beaches. 
 Radio NZ 

By the time the lifeguard got me, I had to be resuscitated. 
 Ebony 

The other bomb was found by a lifeguard but did not explode. 
 The Irish Times 

I vividly remember two shadows over me, the lifeguard and my dad. 
 Ebony 

There was a lifeguard 4WD there already... and they had a stretcher. 
 News.com.au 

I'm a lifeguard at the indoor pool at the Beacon Rec Center. 
 The Perfectionists 

A lifeguard on duty also was unable to reach the toddler in time. 
 Reuters 

A lifeguard's whistle blared behind us, piping out with a long, shrill tone. 
 Hula Done It? 

Her blanket was spread out several yards this side of the lifeguard station. 
 Funland 

He made no noise to attract the lifeguard outside Hecht's bedchamber. 
 Surrender to the will of the night 

You could just see those few tables and the lifeguard's chair. 
 The book of murder 

And they'd be meeting near the lifeguard station, so Tanya would be there. 
 Funland 

I liked that Ned was there, since he was a lifeguard. 
 The bay at midnight 

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