Crossing guards are posted during school hours to guide children safely across busy streets.
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Guards are stationed 'round the clock at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo.
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Later the personal guards of kings were called satellites.
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The guardsman was assaulted by a robber.
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The guards must keep watch over the jewels.
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The guards rotated in making their rounds every hour.
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Their bags were checked by security guards at the gate.
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The President's guards are stationed in front of the entrance.
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The prisoner broke away from the guards who were holding him.
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The secret service guards him against attack.
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The smaller planets hovering around the planet Jupiter reminded him of the guards surrounding a king when he walked outdoors, and Kepler called them satellites.
[えじ;えいし, eji ; eishi] (n) (1) soldiers of the ritsuryo system that guarded gates of the imperial palace, the court, etc.; (2) term used in error to refer to young men that were made to do forced labour in the ritsuryo system; (3) guards originally stationed at the grand shrine at Ise and shrine at Atsuta, Nagoya to protect the officials there