Definition of security guard in English:

security guard

noun

A person employed to protect a building against intruders or damage.
Example sentencesExamples
- Then a security guard from a nearby building signaled to me that I was being stopped.
- A night security guard later noticed the vehicle had been moved and assumed it had been done by staff during the day.
- When I was leaving I happened upon the security guard who comes on for the night shift.
- What we can see is a man who we'd seen earlier working as a security guard in a building below.
- Some reports said the bomber shot and killed a security guard at the entrance before rushing in to the restaurant.
- What do you see as your job as a security guard in a high street sports shop?
- You have to avoid the security guard when snapping your picture on the sidewalk.
- We left the building, exclaiming to the security guard that we never intended to come back.
- When, inevitably, I did get stopped by a security guard, she just seemed a bit bored and fancied a chat.
- A security guard was today under armed guard in hospital after being shot in the thigh outside a nightclub.
- The security guard challenged him outside the building and the youngster gave himself up.
- As he was being escorted from the building there was a struggle and the security guard's gun was discharged.
- A skinny mall Santa who may also be a security guard watches me watch him.
- They burst into the bank and pointed the shotgun at the security guard.
- As the security guard saw Anthony's car, he opened the gate and Anthony nodded to him.
- The office security guard usually inspires affection rather than paranoia.
- He might have been a security guard in one of those giant office buildings, paid to watch a whole wall of monitors.
- Some builders have gone as far as to hire a security guard to watch the homes under construction during the night.
- A security guard was exposed as the inside man because he claimed to have witnessed things he could not have seen.
- I wouldn't want to have been the security guard on Old Man watch that night.
Synonyms
sentry, sentinel, nightwatchman

Definition of security guard in US English:

security guard

nounsəˈkyo͝orədē ɡärdsəˈkjʊrədi ɡɑrd

A person employed to protect a building against intruders or damage.
Example sentencesExamples
- Then a security guard from a nearby building signaled to me that I was being stopped.
- A night security guard later noticed the vehicle had been moved and assumed it had been done by staff during the day.
- Some builders have gone as far as to hire a security guard to watch the homes under construction during the night.
- What do you see as your job as a security guard in a high street sports shop?
- A security guard was exposed as the inside man because he claimed to have witnessed things he could not have seen.
- As he was being escorted from the building there was a struggle and the security guard's gun was discharged.
- The security guard challenged him outside the building and the youngster gave himself up.
- They burst into the bank and pointed the shotgun at the security guard.
- I wouldn't want to have been the security guard on Old Man watch that night.
- We left the building, exclaiming to the security guard that we never intended to come back.
- A security guard was today under armed guard in hospital after being shot in the thigh outside a nightclub.
- He might have been a security guard in one of those giant office buildings, paid to watch a whole wall of monitors.
- A skinny mall Santa who may also be a security guard watches me watch him.
- Some reports said the bomber shot and killed a security guard at the entrance before rushing in to the restaurant.
- When I was leaving I happened upon the security guard who comes on for the night shift.
- You have to avoid the security guard when snapping your picture on the sidewalk.
- As the security guard saw Anthony's car, he opened the gate and Anthony nodded to him.
- The office security guard usually inspires affection rather than paranoia.
- What we can see is a man who we'd seen earlier working as a security guard in a building below.
- When, inevitably, I did get stopped by a security guard, she just seemed a bit bored and fancied a chat.
Synonyms
sentry, sentinel, nightwatchman

单词	security guard
释义	Definition of security guard in English: security guard noun A person employed to protect a building against intruders or damage. Example sentencesExamples Then a security guard from a nearby building signaled to me that I was being stopped. A night security guard later noticed the vehicle had been moved and assumed it had been done by staff during the day. When I was leaving I happened upon the security guard who comes on for the night shift. What we can see is a man who we'd seen earlier working as a security guard in a building below. Some reports said the bomber shot and killed a security guard at the entrance before rushing in to the restaurant. What do you see as your job as a security guard in a high street sports shop? You have to avoid the security guard when snapping your picture on the sidewalk. We left the building, exclaiming to the security guard that we never intended to come back. When, inevitably, I did get stopped by a security guard, she just seemed a bit bored and fancied a chat. A security guard was today under armed guard in hospital after being shot in the thigh outside a nightclub. The security guard challenged him outside the building and the youngster gave himself up. As he was being escorted from the building there was a struggle and the security guard's gun was discharged. A skinny mall Santa who may also be a security guard watches me watch him. They burst into the bank and pointed the shotgun at the security guard. As the security guard saw Anthony's car, he opened the gate and Anthony nodded to him. The office security guard usually inspires affection rather than paranoia. He might have been a security guard in one of those giant office buildings, paid to watch a whole wall of monitors. Some builders have gone as far as to hire a security guard to watch the homes under construction during the night. A security guard was exposed as the inside man because he claimed to have witnessed things he could not have seen. I wouldn't want to have been the security guard on Old Man watch that night. Synonyms sentry, sentinel, nightwatchman Definition of security guard in US English: security guard nounsəˈkyo͝orədē ɡärdsəˈkjʊrədi ɡɑrd A person employed to protect a building against intruders or damage. Example sentencesExamples Then a security guard from a nearby building signaled to me that I was being stopped. A night security guard later noticed the vehicle had been moved and assumed it had been done by staff during the day. Some builders have gone as far as to hire a security guard to watch the homes under construction during the night. What do you see as your job as a security guard in a high street sports shop? A security guard was exposed as the inside man because he claimed to have witnessed things he could not have seen. As he was being escorted from the building there was a struggle and the security guard's gun was discharged. The security guard challenged him outside the building and the youngster gave himself up. They burst into the bank and pointed the shotgun at the security guard. I wouldn't want to have been the security guard on Old Man watch that night. We left the building, exclaiming to the security guard that we never intended to come back. A security guard was today under armed guard in hospital after being shot in the thigh outside a nightclub. He might have been a security guard in one of those giant office buildings, paid to watch a whole wall of monitors. A skinny mall Santa who may also be a security guard watches me watch him. Some reports said the bomber shot and killed a security guard at the entrance before rushing in to the restaurant. When I was leaving I happened upon the security guard who comes on for the night shift. You have to avoid the security guard when snapping your picture on the sidewalk. As the security guard saw Anthony's car, he opened the gate and Anthony nodded to him. The office security guard usually inspires affection rather than paranoia. What we can see is a man who we'd seen earlier working as a security guard in a building below. When, inevitably, I did get stopped by a security guard, she just seemed a bit bored and fancied a chat. Synonyms sentry, sentinel, nightwatchman
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