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guard
verb
-
guard
,
guarding
,
guards
,
guarded
to
watch
and
protect
someone
or
something
against
danger
or
attack
•
Police
officers
guard
the
entrance
during
the
parade
.
Police
officers
guard
the
entrance
during
the
parade
.
•
Parents
try
to
guard
their
children
from
online
dangers
.
Parents
try
to
guard
their
children
from
online
dangers
.
verb
-
guard
,
guarding
,
guards
,
guarded
in
sports
,
to
stay
very
close
to
an
opposing
player
in
order
to
stop
them
from
scoring
or
receiving
the
ball
•
It's
your
job
to
guard
their
best
shooter
,
so
stay
close
.
It's
your
job
to
guard
their
best
shooter
,
so
stay
close
.
•
She
guarded
the
striker
tightly
and
blocked
every
shot
.
She
guarded
the
striker
tightly
and
blocked
every
shot
.
lifeguard
noun
-
lifeguard
,
lifeguarding
,
lifeguards
,
lifeguarded
A
person
who
watches
over
swimmers
at
a
beach
,
pool
,
or
other
water
area
and
rescues
them
if
they
are
in
danger
.
•
The
lifeguard
on
the
tower
spotted
the
struggling
swimmer
.
The
lifeguard
on
the
tower
spotted
the
struggling
swimmer
.
•
She
wants
to
be
a
lifeguard
this
summer
.
She
wants
to
be
a
lifeguard
this
summer
.
Early
1900s
:
from
'life'
+
'guard'
,
originally
referring
to
people
protecting
lives
at
sea
.
