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Definition of bodyguard in English: bodyguardnoun ˈbɒdɪɡɑːdˈbɑdiˌɡɑrd A person or group of people employed to escort and protect an important or famous person. 保镖，警卫员；警卫队 Example sentencesExamples - He was one of the most tightly protected ministers with nearly 100 elite bodyguards.
- Several bodyguards and military escorts have been assigned to each world leader in attendance.
- The ambassador travels with a close protection team of armed bodyguards.
- Well, perhaps not as different as Tahr's escort, but for a bodyguard she was extremely small.
- Already, she is in need of bodyguards to protect her from the all-too-real threat of stalkers.
- Plus he's probably got about 85 overweight bodyguards that will sweep the area two hours before he comes.
- He took courses in the field, then worked as a nightclub bouncer and a bodyguard.
- Naqib defended the bodyguards who shot at them, saying they were just doing their job.
- Campaigning then was a bit tougher than it is now, so tough in fact that George Albert employed a bodyguard.
- While we're at it, we can even get a bodyguard to escort us from our home to the grocery.
- The presidential bodyguard, the Secret Service, controlled the security operation.
- They rely on bodyguards and private security instead of the police.
- Assigned to the code talkers are bodyguards, sent to protect them during the fighting.
- Imran Khaliq, 24, used to work as a bodyguard, security guard and nightclub doorman.
- She left Radcliff High the next day, being escorted by two bodyguards back to Tampa.
- We had no money at the time and couldn't afford basic security on our own homes, let alone a bodyguard.
- As usual, the singer was flanked by bodyguards wearing black designer suits.
- He was killed as he and his bodyguards tried to elude police by climbing onto a rooftop of the house where they were hiding.
- He still travels with two bodyguards, pared down from the dozen who used to protect him.
- I kept telling her to get a boyfriend to protect her so she wouldn't need bodyguards and she wouldn't listen to me.
Synonyms minder, guard, protector, guardian, defender, keeper, escort, companion, chaperone informal heavy, bouncer, hired gun
Definition of bodyguard in US English: bodyguardnounˈbädēˌɡärdˈbɑdiˌɡɑrd A person or group of people hired to escort and protect another person, especially a dignitary. 保镖，警卫员；警卫队 Example sentencesExamples - He was one of the most tightly protected ministers with nearly 100 elite bodyguards.
- I kept telling her to get a boyfriend to protect her so she wouldn't need bodyguards and she wouldn't listen to me.
- Assigned to the code talkers are bodyguards, sent to protect them during the fighting.
- Naqib defended the bodyguards who shot at them, saying they were just doing their job.
- Well, perhaps not as different as Tahr's escort, but for a bodyguard she was extremely small.
- He took courses in the field, then worked as a nightclub bouncer and a bodyguard.
- He was killed as he and his bodyguards tried to elude police by climbing onto a rooftop of the house where they were hiding.
- The presidential bodyguard, the Secret Service, controlled the security operation.
- He still travels with two bodyguards, pared down from the dozen who used to protect him.
- They rely on bodyguards and private security instead of the police.
- The ambassador travels with a close protection team of armed bodyguards.
- Campaigning then was a bit tougher than it is now, so tough in fact that George Albert employed a bodyguard.
- While we're at it, we can even get a bodyguard to escort us from our home to the grocery.
- As usual, the singer was flanked by bodyguards wearing black designer suits.
- Plus he's probably got about 85 overweight bodyguards that will sweep the area two hours before he comes.
- Several bodyguards and military escorts have been assigned to each world leader in attendance.
- She left Radcliff High the next day, being escorted by two bodyguards back to Tampa.
- Imran Khaliq, 24, used to work as a bodyguard, security guard and nightclub doorman.
- We had no money at the time and couldn't afford basic security on our own homes, let alone a bodyguard.
- Already, she is in need of bodyguards to protect her from the all-too-real threat of stalkers.
Synonyms minder, guard, protector, guardian, defender, keeper, escort, companion, chaperone
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