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are guards
noun
A person who, or thing that, protects or watches over something.
Exact(44)
"There are guards everywhere and cameras".
When I go to my synagogue there are guards outside.
There are guards currently assigned to the school.
There are guards outside my children's Jewish schools.
In Jerusalem, there are guards at the door of nearly every restaurant and café.
"There are guards, there's a fence," said Mr. Wilcox, who has photographed both structures.
Similar(16)
But responses from these guys are guarded.
"If you are guarded, you pass it".
"They are guard dogs in France".
"These are guard dogs," he said.
Their expressions are guarded rather than warm.
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