coastguardsman
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Definition
- Noun:
- A member of a coastguard: A person, typically a uniformed service member, who serves in an organization responsible for maritime safety, security, and law enforcement in coastal waters.
Usage
- The term "coastguardsman" specifically refers to an individual serving in a coast guard service. It is a formal title for a member of this maritime force.
- It is used to denote both the role and the official status of the person within the coast guard organization.
Examples
- Noun:
- The experienced coastguardsman led the rescue operation during the storm.
- After years of training, he finally became a coastguardsman.
- The ceremony honored the coastguardsman for his bravery.
Advanced Usage
- "A veteran coastguardsman": Refers to a member with long and experienced service in the coast guard.
- The veteran coastguardsman shared stories from his decades at sea.
- "Coastguardsman First Class": A specific rank or rating within some coast guard structures.
- She was promoted to Coastguardsman First Class last year.
Variants and Related Words
- Coastguard (n): The organization or service itself.
- The coastguard patrols the national waters.
- Coastguardswoman (n): A female member of a coastguard. (Note: "Coastguardsman" is sometimes used in a gender-neutral sense for the role, but "coastguardswoman" specifies gender.)
- She was the first coastguardswoman to command that station.
Synonyms
- Maritime enforcement officer: A general term for an officer enforcing laws at sea.
- Coastal patrol officer: An officer responsible for patrolling coastal areas.
Related Phrases
- To serve as a coastguardsman: The act of being a member of the coast guard.
- He decided to serve as a coastguardsman to protect his country's shores.
Noun
- a member of a coastguard