ranger
/ˈreɪndʒər/
noun
- A person who protects and manages a forest, park, or natural area; a park ranger.
- The ranger led a guided hike through the national park.
- We asked the ranger for a map of the hiking trails.
- A forest ranger monitors wildlife and prevents illegal logging.
- A member of a military unit trained for special operations, especially in the U.S. Army Rangers.
- He trained for months to become an Army Ranger.
- Many rangers are experts in survival and combat tactics.
- The rangers completed a dangerous mission behind enemy lines.
- A person who patrols a specific area to enforce laws or provide security, such as a game ranger or a police ranger.
- A park ranger issued a ticket for camping without a permit.
- The ranger checked our fishing licenses at the lake.
- The game ranger tracked poachers in the wildlife reserve.