Definition of lifeguard in English:

lifeguard

noun ˈlʌɪfɡɑːdˈlaɪfˌɡɑrd

An expert swimmer employed to rescue bathers who get into difficulty at a beach or swimming pool.
Example sentencesExamples
- There was a lifeguard on duty, though nobody was in any real danger.
- He said, however, the department would review wages for contract lifeguards next summer.
- Several people managed to alert the lifeguards, who brought Davis to safety.
- A pool lifeguard course will also commence on August 22nd to 25th.
- Interventions tested ranged from lifeguard training and printed materials to warning signage.
- There were three policemen by the lifeguard stand - park police on bikes.
- Then I see the beach, the empty lifeguard stand, the jetties.
- He ran back towards a designated swimming beach and alerted a lifeguard who pulled the young boy from the water.
- He said wages for contract lifeguards were reasonable and the department has no difficulty hiring contract employees.
- I worked as a lifeguard on the beach, like I've done the previous few summers.
- With so many fit young men away at war, the beaches were kept safe by young volunteer lifeguards.
- He was much tanner, as a result of his summer job as the lifeguard at the local swimming pool.
- ‘It is mandatory that each hotel and tourist spot employs lifeguards at their swimming pools,’ he added.
- Our volunteer lifeguards are a staple of the Australian summer.
- I barely took notice of the lone empty lifeguard chair.
- Swimming pools must have lifeguards and sanitary requirements must be taken care of.
- The committee needs a fully qualified lifeguard from the opening day.
- Normally, about 1,100 lifeguards patrol beaches and pools on weekdays while up to 1,300 lifeguards work on Sundays.
- He would also like to try to work as a lifeguard at a swimming pool, because he has never had this chance before and finds it an interesting challenge.
- The award was in recognition of his work with regard to pool lifeguard training throughout the country.

Derivatives

lifeguarding

noun

A generation ago on the Massachusetts coast, lifeguarding was the be-all, end-all summer job.
Example sentencesExamples
- To him, lifeguarding is the best job anyone could ever have even at $8.25 an hour.
- And I have to say this: If the practice worked, the certifying agencies for lifeguarding would have adopted it by now.
- This year the largest number of vacancies are in animal care, engineering, catering and hotels, construction, hairdressing, lifeguarding and leisure.
- Lifesavers, The Royal Life Saving Society UK, is a national charity and the governing body for lifesaving and lifeguarding in the UK.

Definition of lifeguard in US English:

lifeguard

nounˈlaɪfˌɡɑrdˈlīfˌɡärd

An expert swimmer employed to rescue people who get into difficulty in a swimming pool or at the beach.
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘It is mandatory that each hotel and tourist spot employs lifeguards at their swimming pools,’ he added.
- Several people managed to alert the lifeguards, who brought Davis to safety.
- There was a lifeguard on duty, though nobody was in any real danger.
- I barely took notice of the lone empty lifeguard chair.
- He said, however, the department would review wages for contract lifeguards next summer.
- Our volunteer lifeguards are a staple of the Australian summer.
- He would also like to try to work as a lifeguard at a swimming pool, because he has never had this chance before and finds it an interesting challenge.
- Swimming pools must have lifeguards and sanitary requirements must be taken care of.
- He ran back towards a designated swimming beach and alerted a lifeguard who pulled the young boy from the water.
- There were three policemen by the lifeguard stand - park police on bikes.
- The committee needs a fully qualified lifeguard from the opening day.
- Then I see the beach, the empty lifeguard stand, the jetties.
- He said wages for contract lifeguards were reasonable and the department has no difficulty hiring contract employees.
- Normally, about 1,100 lifeguards patrol beaches and pools on weekdays while up to 1,300 lifeguards work on Sundays.
- He was much tanner, as a result of his summer job as the lifeguard at the local swimming pool.
- Interventions tested ranged from lifeguard training and printed materials to warning signage.
- The award was in recognition of his work with regard to pool lifeguard training throughout the country.
- A pool lifeguard course will also commence on August 22nd to 25th.
- With so many fit young men away at war, the beaches were kept safe by young volunteer lifeguards.
- I worked as a lifeguard on the beach, like I've done the previous few summers.

单词	lifeguard
释义	Definition of lifeguard in English: lifeguard noun ˈlʌɪfɡɑːdˈlaɪfˌɡɑrd An expert swimmer employed to rescue bathers who get into difficulty at a beach or swimming pool. Example sentencesExamples There was a lifeguard on duty, though nobody was in any real danger. He said, however, the department would review wages for contract lifeguards next summer. Several people managed to alert the lifeguards, who brought Davis to safety. A pool lifeguard course will also commence on August 22nd to 25th. Interventions tested ranged from lifeguard training and printed materials to warning signage. There were three policemen by the lifeguard stand - park police on bikes. Then I see the beach, the empty lifeguard stand, the jetties. He ran back towards a designated swimming beach and alerted a lifeguard who pulled the young boy from the water. He said wages for contract lifeguards were reasonable and the department has no difficulty hiring contract employees. I worked as a lifeguard on the beach, like I've done the previous few summers. With so many fit young men away at war, the beaches were kept safe by young volunteer lifeguards. He was much tanner, as a result of his summer job as the lifeguard at the local swimming pool. ‘It is mandatory that each hotel and tourist spot employs lifeguards at their swimming pools,’ he added. Our volunteer lifeguards are a staple of the Australian summer. I barely took notice of the lone empty lifeguard chair. Swimming pools must have lifeguards and sanitary requirements must be taken care of. The committee needs a fully qualified lifeguard from the opening day. Normally, about 1,100 lifeguards patrol beaches and pools on weekdays while up to 1,300 lifeguards work on Sundays. He would also like to try to work as a lifeguard at a swimming pool, because he has never had this chance before and finds it an interesting challenge. The award was in recognition of his work with regard to pool lifeguard training throughout the country. Derivatives lifeguarding noun A generation ago on the Massachusetts coast, lifeguarding was the be-all, end-all summer job. Example sentencesExamples To him, lifeguarding is the best job anyone could ever have even at $8.25 an hour. And I have to say this: If the practice worked, the certifying agencies for lifeguarding would have adopted it by now. This year the largest number of vacancies are in animal care, engineering, catering and hotels, construction, hairdressing, lifeguarding and leisure. Lifesavers, The Royal Life Saving Society UK, is a national charity and the governing body for lifesaving and lifeguarding in the UK. Definition of lifeguard in US English: lifeguard nounˈlaɪfˌɡɑrdˈlīfˌɡärd An expert swimmer employed to rescue people who get into difficulty in a swimming pool or at the beach. Example sentencesExamples ‘It is mandatory that each hotel and tourist spot employs lifeguards at their swimming pools,’ he added. Several people managed to alert the lifeguards, who brought Davis to safety. There was a lifeguard on duty, though nobody was in any real danger. I barely took notice of the lone empty lifeguard chair. He said, however, the department would review wages for contract lifeguards next summer. Our volunteer lifeguards are a staple of the Australian summer. He would also like to try to work as a lifeguard at a swimming pool, because he has never had this chance before and finds it an interesting challenge. Swimming pools must have lifeguards and sanitary requirements must be taken care of. He ran back towards a designated swimming beach and alerted a lifeguard who pulled the young boy from the water. There were three policemen by the lifeguard stand - park police on bikes. The committee needs a fully qualified lifeguard from the opening day. Then I see the beach, the empty lifeguard stand, the jetties. He said wages for contract lifeguards were reasonable and the department has no difficulty hiring contract employees. Normally, about 1,100 lifeguards patrol beaches and pools on weekdays while up to 1,300 lifeguards work on Sundays. He was much tanner, as a result of his summer job as the lifeguard at the local swimming pool. Interventions tested ranged from lifeguard training and printed materials to warning signage. The award was in recognition of his work with regard to pool lifeguard training throughout the country. A pool lifeguard course will also commence on August 22nd to 25th. With so many fit young men away at war, the beaches were kept safe by young volunteer lifeguards. I worked as a lifeguard on the beach, like I've done the previous few summers.
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