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Lifeguard

usgb/ˈlaɪfɡɑːrd/Volume
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The term 'lifeguard' is used where there is water and potential for drowning, like beaches or pools. SlideWhen we got to the pool, we saw a lifeguard overseeing the swimmers.
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Professional RolePlay
'Lifeguard' refers to a trained professional, not just anyone who helps in a water emergency. SlideThe lifeguard blew her whistle to signal that swimming time was over.
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Safety SymbolPlay
Lifeguards are symbols of safety at aquatic locations, indicating the presence of help if needed. SlideThe children felt safe to swim because the lifeguard was on duty.