lifeguards

英 [ˈlaɪfgɑːdz]

美 [ˈlaɪfˌgɑrdz]

n.  (海滩或游泳池的)救生员
lifeguard的复数

柯林斯词典

• （海滩、游泳池等处的）救生员
  Alifeguardis a person who works at a beach or swimming pool and rescues people when they are in danger of drowning.

双语例句

• THE lifeguards had been scanning the horizon for an oil-price shock, a bankrupt buy-out or a terrorist attack.
  金融卫士们早就盯上了可能发生的油价震荡，破产收购或者恐怖袭击。
• Local governments paid for advertisements trying to attract high school and college students, and parks departments offered bonuses to lure lifeguards.
  地方政府花钱登广告招徕高中生和大学生，园林厅提供奖金来引救生员。
• Lifeguards are upset about the crowded state of Hong Kong's swimming facilities, especially during the summer. Exacerbating the crowds are increasing numbers of tourists from mainland China.
  救生员对香港游泳设施的人满为患感到不安，特别是夏天。而越来越多的内地游客令情况变得更加严重。
• When Mark landed in the pool, water splashed all over the lifeguards.
  马克掉进池里时，水花四溅，好几位救生员都被溅湿了。
• It is warranted that lifeguards are on duty whenever the swimming pool is open for use.
  被保险人应保证在游泳池开放使用时有合格救生员值勤。
• All the lifeguards were volunteers, but they were good swimmers and they were very brave.
  救生员都是自愿者，但是他们都很善于游泳而且非常勇敢。
• Are the lifeguards back? Is Mark able to swim?
  马克可以靠自己从隧道脱身吗？
• The organizers also introduced a color-coded system this year so that the lifeguards could easily identify different groups of people.
  主办单位还推出了彩色编码系统，这可以使今年的救生员很容易地识别不同的人群。
• The lifeguards must be trained to deal with any sort of emergency.
  救生员一定要接受训练，学会应付各种紧急情况。
• Children swim at the pool, under the watchful eye of lifeguards.
  孩子们在救生员的监护下在水池里游泳。