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Collins English-Chinese Dictionary
- guard
[gɒːd]
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1.
noun
[c]
(sentry) 警卫
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2.
noun
[u]
(squad) 保卫队
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3.
noun
[c]
[BRIT]
[Railway]
列车员
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4.
noun
[c]
(protective cover) 防护装置
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5.
vt.
[+building]
[ entrance]
[ door]
守卫
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6.
vt.
[+person]
保护
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7.
vt.
[+prisoner]
看守
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to be on one's guard (against)
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提防
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to lower {or} drop one's guard
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放松警惕
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to catch sb off (their) guard
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乘某人不备
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to be on guard
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值班
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to stand guard
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站岗
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I will guard it with my life
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我将尽最大努力保护 它
Comprehensive English-Chinese Dictionary
- guard
[gɑːrd]
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1.
n.[c]
保卫，守卫，警卫
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2.
n.[c]
防守队员
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The left guard was injured on the play.
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左护卫在比赛中受伤了。
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3.
n.[c]
保护装置，安全装置
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4.
n.[c]
防御姿势，防守
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Keep your guard up.
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继续站岗。
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5.
n.[c]
后卫
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6.
n.[u]
哨所，看守
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7.
n.[c]
防护措施
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We let our guard down.
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我们撤除了我们的安保措施。
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8.
n.[u]
警戒，放哨
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He was on guard that night.
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他那个晚上值班。
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9.
n.[c]
[American Football]
护锋
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Guards must be good blockers.
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后卫必须是出色的拦截者。
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10.
n.[u]
后卫位置
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11.
n.[c]
列车长
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12.
vt.
看守，看管，监视
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There would be men guarding the horses.
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将安排一些人来看护这些马匹。
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13.
vt.
守护，保卫，使……免受伤害
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Guard my possessions while I'm away.
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在我外出期间，请看护我的财产。
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14.
vt.
守住……以免受攻击
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15.
vi.
警惕，采取预防措施
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16.
vt.
控制，约束
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17.
vt.
为……提供防护装置
Collins English-English Dictionary
- guard
[gɒːd]
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1.
vb
to watch over or shield (a person or thing) from danger or harm; protect
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2.
vb
to keep watch over (a prisoner or other potentially dangerous person or thing), as to prevent escape
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3.
vt.
[tr]
to control
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to guard one's tongue
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4.
vi.
[intr; usually foll by against]
to take precautions
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5.
vi.
to control entrance and exit through (a gate, door, etc)
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6.
vt.
[tr]
to provide (machinery, etc) with a device to protect the operator
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7.
vt.
[tr]
[chess]
[cards]
to protect or cover (a chess man or card) with another
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8.
vt.
[curling]
[bowling]
to protect or cover (a stone or bowl) by placing one's own stone or bowl between it and another player
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9.
vt.
[tr]
[Archaic]
to accompany as a guard
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10.
n
a person or group who keeps a protecting, supervising, or restraining watch or control over people, such as prisoners, things, etc
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11.
n
a person or group of people, such as soldiers, who form a ceremonial escort
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guard of honour
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12.
n
[Brit]
the official in charge of a train
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13.
n
the act or duty of protecting, restraining, or supervising
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14.
n
(as modifier)
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guard duty
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15.
n
another word for garda
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16.
n
[Irish]
a device, part, or attachment on an object, such as a weapon or machine tool, designed to protect the user against injury, as on the hilt of a sword or the trigger of a firearm
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17.
n
anything that provides or is intended to provide protection
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a guard against infection
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18.
n
another name for safety chain
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19.
n
a long neck chain often holding a chatelaine
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20.
n
See guard ring
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21.
n
[sport]
an article of light tough material worn to protect any of various parts of the body
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22.
n
[basketball]
the position of the two players in a team who play furthest from the basket
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23.
n
a player in this position
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24.
n
the posture of defence or readiness in fencing, boxing, cricket, etc
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25.
n
[Etymology]
C15: from Old French garde, from garder to protect, of Germanic origin; compare Spanish guardar; see ward
Examples
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a color guard
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护旗队
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The Argentina coast guard was astonished to find icebergs floating along the Atlantic coast.
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阿根廷海岸警备队震惊地发现，冰山群正沿着大西洋海岸漂移。
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to be on one's guard (against)
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提防
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to catch sb off (their) guard
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乘某人不备
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to stand guard
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站岗
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