| 单词 | guard |
| 释义 | guardguardsguardguard1 /gɑːd $ gɑːrd/ noun1[countable] someone whose job is to protect people or a place, or to make sure that a person does not escape: a security guard 一名安全警卫a prison guard 监狱看守﹐狱警regular patrols by armed guardspatrolarmguard 武装警卫的定期巡逻2 [uncountable] the act of protecting a place or person, or preventing a prisoner from escapingbe on guard/stand guardSoldiers are on guard outside the palace.soldierbe士兵们在皇宫外面站岗。Gunmen stood guard at the camp entrance.gunmanstand持枪歹徒把守着营地的入口。be (held/kept) under guardThe men were under armed guard at a military camp.manbearm这几个人由武装警卫看押在一个军营里。3[singular] a group of soldiers who guard someone or something4[countable] something that is used to protect someone or something from damage or injury: a face guard面罩a fire guard挡火板5[countable] British English someone whose job is to collect tickets on a train, help the passengers etc SYN conductor American English ➔ coast guard, life guardPhrasescatch/throw somebody off guard to surprise someone by doing something that they were not expecting: His question caught me off guard.catch他的问题使我措手不及。be on your guard (against something) to be very careful because you may have to deal with a bad situation: These men are dangerous, so you must be on your guard.manbe这些人很危险﹐所以你必须提防。THESAURUS: guardguard someone whose job is to protect people or a place, or to make sure that a person does not escape: There were two security guards outside the building.beguardbuildsentry a soldier who stands outside a building in order to guard it: In front of the palace, a sentry was marching up and down.bemarchbodyguard someone whose job is to protect an important person by going everywhere with them: the President’s bodyguardbouncer someone whose job is to keep people who behave badly out of a club or bar: He was thrown out of the club by a bouncer.bethrow |
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