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Meanings of lifeguard (lifeguards) in English

Russian
спасатель на воде
Portuguese
nadador salvador
Spanish
socorrista acuatico
Catalan
salvavides
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Profession.

Related terms
спасатель на воде
Portuguese
salva-vidas
Catalan
socorrista

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

salva-vidas
Synonyms
Examples for "lifesaver"
Examples for "lifesaver"
1
This critical lifesaver for families is coming not a minute too soon.
Feminist dot com
2
And they had to reach for the only answer, their only lifesaver.
The marks of cain
3
Central to the entire Dr Dolittle project was the Aga, the lifesaver.
The Irish Times
4
Another lazy girl lifesaver that runs out too fast in my house.
News.com.au
5
Alves reached for his ankle, praying that his lifesaver was still there.
In the hat: a novel of suspense
Usage of lifeguards in English
1
Local lifeguards are resuming the search this morning using inflatable rescue boats.
Radio NZ
2
One hundred fifty-four lifeguards were on duty and carried out 11 rescues.
The South African
3
But now lifeguards in Iran are getting help from aerial rescue drones.
The Irish Times
4
They also run quieter sessions with extra lifeguards for those with disabilities.
The Guardian
5
The woman's body was discovered by two Pirates lifeguards on Saturday night.
The South African
6
Gold Coast lifeguards are expected to close beaches as the swell increases.
Radio NZ
7
Lots of ex lifeguards to help but no equipment to save lives.
BBC
8
Dramatic videos released by the charity show lifeguards helping bodyboarders and swimmers.
BBC
9
However, lifeguards will remain on duty to monitor and ensure safety.
The South African
10
Retirees, including lifeguards, could see pension plan changes or benefit delays.
Reuters
11
There are lifeguards on duty all day, and several picnic areas for lunch.
The South African
12
There is an area specifically marked out for swimmers and lifeguards are present.
The Guardian
13
Wessels' body was discovered on Thursday afternoon during the changeover of the lifeguards.
The South African
14
Experiments in Atlantic City on lifeguards bore out his wartime research.
The new yorker
15
There are lifeguards on duty around the clock and plenty of picnic areas.
The South African
16
One of her lifeguards brought a chair, placed it opposite her.
Surrender to the will of the night
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Translations for lifeguards
Lifeguards through the time
Lifeguards across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Rare