protectee
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- noun
- /prəˈtɛkˌti/
- A possible scenario might be that the protectee is a victim of major trauma in a jurisdiction without a Level 1 Trauma Center.
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Watch on YouTubeWe have to stand in between that threat and the protectee.
- We have to stand in between that threat and the protectee.
- Or is there someone like that in any type of public type of event that a person, a high level protectee is at?
- This is this is a situation where you got an agency that that's their primary function protecting the lives of their protectees.
Examples
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The Secret Service or the DSS will have already identified the nearest Level 1 Trauma Center for their protectee.
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Here, the protector and the protectee are one and the same.
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The "hot" zone typically is the area within five hundred feet of the protectee.
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Ma'am, the protectee is never allowed to sit directly behind the driver.
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Their protectee may, of course, suffer from some minor illness or trauma.
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Due to the unpredictability of protectee travel, protective staffing decisions are made just days before events take place.
Blog text (13) -
A function attended by a protectee of the Secret Service or DSS typically has three security zones or perimeters.
Academic text (2007) -
If a Level 1 Trauma Center is not in their jurisdiction, they will identify the nearest one available and determine how their protectee would be transported.
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If a terrorist act occurs, the Secret Service or DSS will remove their protectee (to a hospital if needed), after which the site becomes a crime scene under the jurisdiction of the FBI.
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The bodyguards carefully monitored the crowd to ensure the safety of their protectee.
Antonyms
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7.9
A person who treats others cruelly because of their race, religion, or beliefs over a long time
How Protected
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Protectee comes from protect meaning 'to keep safe' and the ending -ee, which shows the 'person who receives an action', as in employee or referee. So a protectee is simply the person who is being protected.