Ranger: meaning, definitions and examples
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ranger
[ ˈreɪndʒər ]
wildlife protection
A ranger is a person responsible for protecting and preserving wildlife and natural resources in a designated area. They often patrol the area to prevent poaching and illegal activities, as well as educate visitors about conservation efforts.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- The ranger spotted a group of poachers in the national park.
- The ranger gave a presentation on endangered species to the visitors.
- The park ranger rescued an injured eagle and brought it to a wildlife rehabilitation center.
Parks and recreation
A ranger is also a person employed by a park, forest, or other recreational area to provide information to visitors, lead guided tours, and ensure the safety of guests.
Synonyms
guide, outdoor educator, recreation officer
Examples of usage
- The park ranger led a group of hikers on a nature walk.
- The ranger warned campers about the approaching storm.
- The ranger's duties include maintaining trails and facilities in the park.
Translations
Translations of the word "ranger" in other languages:
🇵🇹 guarda florestal
🇮🇳 रेंजर
🇩🇪 Ranger
🇮🇩 penjaga hutan
🇺🇦 рейнджер
🇵🇱 strażnik leśny
🇯🇵 レンジャー
🇫🇷 ranger
🇪🇸 ranger
🇹🇷 korucu
🇰🇷 레인저
🇸🇦 حارس
🇨🇿 strážce
🇸🇰 strážca
🇨🇳 护林员
🇸🇮 gozdar
🇮🇸 skógarvörður
🇰🇿 орманшы
🇬🇪 რეინჯერი
🇦🇿 meşə gözətçisi
🇲🇽 ranger
Word origin
The word 'ranger' originated from Middle English 'rangeour', meaning a keeper or warden. It has been used historically to describe those who oversee and protect a specific area, such as a forest or park. The role of a ranger has evolved over time to include various responsibilities related to conservation, education, and visitor services.
See also: derange.