lifeguard in Irish
lifeguard in Irish is garda tarrthála — lifeguard means a trained person, usually a strong swimmer, employed to watch over and rescue swimmers at a beach or pool.
lifeguard in Irish
garda tarrthála
A lifesaver: a rescuer, usually an expert swimmer, employed to save swimmers in trouble or near drowning at a body of water.
What does "lifeguard" mean?
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noun A trained person, usually a strong swimmer, employed to watch over and rescue swimmers at a beach or pool.
"The lifeguard blew her whistle when the current got too strong."
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lifeguard in a sentence
- The lifeguard blew her whistle when the current got too strong.
- He trained for months to become a certified lifeguard.
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What is "lifeguard" in Irish?
"lifeguard" in Irish is garda tarrthála. lifeguard means: A trained person, usually a strong swimmer, employed to watch over and rescue swimmers at a beach or pool.
How do you use "lifeguard" in a sentence?
Example: "The lifeguard blew her whistle when the current got too strong." In Irish, "lifeguard" is garda tarrthála.
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