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

• Different from those of foreign countries, our lifeguard training system lacks certain supervising mechanism as well as variety in the types of lifeguards.
  我国救生员培训机构职能与国外不同，救生培训机构缺乏一定的监督机制，影响救生员的培养质量。
• 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。
• Are the lifeguards back? Is Mark able to swim?
  马克可以靠自己从隧道脱身吗？
• The lifeguards called out a helicopter and a diver dropped into the sea and explained to the man that it was not a good idea to swim across the Atlantic and advised him to head back towards France.
  救生员当即就叫了直升机过来，并派了潜水员下海。找到他后，潜水员劝他回岸边去，横跨大西洋真的不是什么好主意。
• The waves there were so furious that even after the contest ended, lifeguards closed the beach to swimmers as a precaution.
  海浪是如此之猛烈以至于在比赛结束后。救生员马上对来游泳的人关闭了海滩以防万一。
• 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。
• Two years ago, lifeguards went on strike to demand staffing increases; in 2004, cuts to city services reduced the number of lifeguards by about 30%.
  两年前，救生员举行罢工，要求增加人员配备；2004年，香港城市服务的削减令救生员人数减少了约30%。
• 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。
• 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。
• Now the lifeguards have all gone home.
  现在救生员全都回家了。