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🔑guardguard1 /ɡɑrd / noun ➤people who protect警卫- [countable] a person who protects someone or something, or who stops prisoners from escaping卫兵；警卫员；看守◆a border guard边防卫士◆a security guard保安 ➡ look at bodyguard
- [uncountable] the state of being ready to prevent attack or danger警戒；保卫；保护；守护◆Who is on guard?谁在执勤？◆The prisoner arrived under armed guard.囚犯在武装警卫的押送下抵达。◆a guard dog看门狗
- [singular] a group of soldiers, police officers, etc. who guard someone or something卫队 ➡ look at Coast Guard, National Guard
➤against injury防止受伤- [countable] (often in compounds常构成复合词) something that covers something dangerous or protects something防护罩；防护用品；防护装置◆a shin guard护腿
➤in sports体育- (
sport体育) one of the two players on a basketball team who are mainly responsible for staying close to opposing players to stop them from scoring（篮球）后卫
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sport体育) one of the two players on a football team who play either side of the center（美式橄榄球中锋两侧的）哨锋
 ●catch sb off guardto surprise and often confuse someone because he / she is not prepared给（某人）突然袭击；使（某人）措手不及◆The question caught me off guard and I didn't know what to say.那个问题让我措手不及，我不知道该说什么。●on guard (against sth)prepared for an attack, a surprise, a mistake, etc.警惕；提防◆Visitors to the city should be on guard against pickpockets.到城里的游客须提防扒手。
🔑guardguard2 /ɡɑrd / verb [transitive] - to keep someone or something safe from other people守卫；保卫◆The building was guarded by men with dogs.那栋大楼有带狗保安看护。◆agents guarding the president保护总统的特工 SYN protect
- to watch over someone and prevent him / her from escaping看守；监视◆The prisoner was closely guarded on the way to the courthouse.在前往法庭的路上囚犯被严加看守。
 ●guard against sthto try to prevent something or stop something from happening防止；防范；提防◆A good diet helps to guard against disease.良好的饮食有助于预防疾病。 |