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UK
/ɡˈɑːdzmən/
]
[ US /ˈɡɑɹdzˌmæn, ˈɡɑɹdzmən/ ]
[ US /ˈɡɑɹdzˌmæn, ˈɡɑɹdzmən/ ]
NOUN
- a soldier who is a member of a unit called `the guard' or `guards'
How To Use guardsman In A Sentence
- This was to be my first real public duty as a guardsman and butterflies fluttered in my stomach.
- Stepping out onto the cobbles in front of the steps, the men found themselves at the center of a loose circle of guardsman.
- Some quite literally: In 2001, a 30-year-old National Guardsman from Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, legally changed his name to Optimus Prime.
- A national guardsman charged with the murder of an Iraqi police officer has pleaded to a lesser charge of negligent homicide.
- His mould paintings depicted a range of subjects including a ballerina, the house he lived in and a guardsman.
- Wolchak, a 23 - year-old Coast Guardsman serving as the officer of the day (OOD) at Coast Guard Station New York, immediately called the crews of a 25-foot and a 33-foot response boat just returning from security patrols and diverted them to the scene of the plane crash. Barbara L. Patton: Flight 1549 Responder Honored With Military Leadership Award
- That said, every soldier, sailor, airman, marine, coastguardsman that's in Iraq is in harm's way. CNN Transcript Mar 1, 2009
- Hundreds of ex-servicemen suffering from Gulf War Syndrome could benefit after a former guardsman won a war pension over the condition in a ‘landmark decision’.
- And director Francesca Zambello kept a focus on storytelling so that the action was always clear, from the moment when the handsome captain of the guard, Narraboth, kills himself out of frustrated passion for the princess Salome to the moment when the princess, smeared with blood from the decapitated head she has just kissed, is punitively garrotted (rather than crushed by a shield) by another guardsman. Washington National Opera unveils a lively 'Salome'
- A Coast Guardsman, wanting to memorialize his role in fighting the spill, asked for a tattoo of SpongeBob SquarePants, the cartoon character, standing knee-deep in oil. Adrift in oil, then money