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Discover LudwigThe phrase "act as a guard" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a role or function that involves providing protection or oversight.
Example: "In this scenario, the security personnel will act as a guard to ensure the safety of all attendees."
Alternatives: "serve as a protector" or "function as a sentinel."
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On 27 May 1916 Roberts arrived at Gorleston to act as a guard ship for the port of Yarmouth, in effect acting as a coastal defence battery.
In the final version, Elsa creates a single giant snow creature that Olaf nicknames "Marshmallow" to act as a guard after being branded as a monster for her powers.
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LEGEND has it that the Sphinx of Giza acts as a guard, defending the pyramid-shaped tombs of the pharaohs behind it from undesirables.
Apparently it also acts as a guard dog against moles, slugs, and other yard destroying pests.
The Commandos provided extra firepower for the navy Motor Torpedo Boats when they were at sea and acted as a guard force when they were at anchor in the Norwegian fjords.
The plate was positioned parallel to the skin surface and acted as a guard to maintain a constant indentation of the probe into the skin of the testing site and to limit the spread of surface waves across the skin.
Most steels have a wide part that acts as a guard at the top of the handle.
A spokesman said: "A doctor's duty is to treat the patient in front of them, not to act as a border guard.
But its ability to act as a civil guard has been sorely tested, as the unruly scenes at the border fences have shown.
On 14 January, a Tokyo Express run delivered a battalion of troops to act as a rear guard for the Ke evacuation.
The plan called for a battalion of army infantry to land by destroyer on Guadalcanal around 14 January to act as a rear guard during the evacuation.
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