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guardian

[gahr-dee-uhn] / ˈgɑr di ən /


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"We reimagined them not as mighty guardians, but as vulnerable creatures whose armor -- their shells and scales -- is under attack by ocean warming, acidification and other ocean environmental changes."

From Science Daily

They looked to me like guardians to the underworld.

From Literature

The proposals say informal learning with parents or guardians will count, but Ryan says: "All the parents are doing is teaching the kids what they did many years ago, and driving theory has been updated."

From BBC

The proposed learning period would include any informal learning people may do with parents or guardians as well as formal lessons with a driving instructor.

From BBC

It would include any informal learning they may do with parents or guardians as well as formal lessons with a driving instructor.

From BBC