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Meanings of ranger in English
Catalan
guardabosc Spanish
guardabosque An official who is responsible for managing and protecting an area of forest.
Member of a section of Guiding organizations.
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Usage of ranger in English
1
He doesn't take the whole 'provisional ranger' thing very seriously, I'm afraid.
2
What do you think of when you hear the words wildlife ranger?
3
I hope I can be half as good a ranger as you.
4
The ranger cut his sentence in two and slid from the saddle.
5
The ranger said, Yes, he's back there, and that's where he'll stay.
6
Thayer, age twenty-seven, worked as a ranger at Mount McKinley National Park.
7
Then a ranger loomed up to reach the side of the guard.
8
Fitzhugh and Diana followed, with the second ranger bringing up the rear.
9
Sal Yong and Ariadne, the second ranger, came down the airlock steps.
10
Kakapo Recovery senior ranger Jo Ledington says it was a delicate procedure.
11
The ranger pointed to another shaft-house and dump on the next hillside.
12
She grinned in obvious approval of the chief ranger's stance, then continued.
13
Nobody seemed to know, wherefore the ranger himself gave the information mildly:
14
When the smoke cleared the ranger was no longer to be seen.
15
The ranger showed Charley to the room that was to be his.
16
The ranger debated with himself as to the best course to pursue.
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Ranger across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common