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单词 protection
释义

Definition of protection in English:

protection

noun prəˈtɛkʃ(ə)nprəˈtɛkʃ(ə)n
mass noun
  • 1The action of protecting, or the state of being protected.

    保护,防护;受保护

    the B vitamins give protection against infection

    维生素B能防治感染。

    his son was put under police protection

    他的儿子受到警察保护。

    Example sentencesExamples
    • By 1937 police were to discourage applications to possess firearms for house or personal protection.
    • ‘The relocation of six houses to ensure its protection and preservation is a very small price to pay,’ she added.
    • It's difficult to ask the person who drives you places and makes phone calls for you to call or take you to a shelter for protection from them.
    • This strategy not only emphasized the status of the paramount chief, but it also pushed the undefended villagers to the centre for protection in the event of an attack.
    • It provides healthy fats that offer multiple health benefits, like heart and cancer protection.
    • These three laws form a perfect circle of logic and protection for humans.
    • Some mentioned protection from heart trouble or stroke.
    • In one incident, he hacked away at the forelocks of horses - leaving them without protection against eye infections.
    • Family after family were thrown out on the roads for arrears of rent, a rent which in some cases had been trebled, with no provision for their protection or shelter.
    • As an added bonus, this daily dose may provide heart disease protection.
    • The forest trees afford them protection and shelter.
    • We agreed and, to this day, those items are safely kept in that bomb shelter under the watchful protection of that community watch.
    • You may be able to avoid prevailing winds by locating your deck where the house will provide some protection.
    • Without termite protection, a house in the southeast is likely to get hit sometime.
    • He'd been so kind, offering shelter and protection and a friendship that she wanted very, very badly.
    • The protection these shelters gave to the soldiers is clear to see.
    • Yes, private residences don't offer adequate protection against nuclear fallout.
    • The elves had long ago sworn protection of the royal house for future safety of its destined hero.
    • The condom offers protection against infections, as well as serious sexually transmitted diseases such as HIV.
    • It's best to plant them on the south side of the house to provide winter protection.
    Synonyms
    defence, shielding, shelter, preservation, conservation, safe keeping, safeguarding, safety, security, sanctuary, refuge, lee, immunity, insurance, indemnity
    safe keeping, care, charge, keeping, protectorship, guidance, aegis, auspices, umbrella, guardianship, support, patronage, championship, providence
    1. 1.1 A person or thing that protects someone or something.
      保护人;保护物
      the castle was built as protection against the Saxons

      这个城堡是为防备撒克逊人而造的。

      in singular a protection against the evil eye

      对付那邪恶眼睛的防护物。

      Example sentencesExamples
      • Now they have no protection, and their houses are vulnerable to catching fire in the heat and high winds.
      • The guns are very loud when they fire, so it's best to have some measure of protection against the noise.
      • With respect to the abduction of the Egyptian ambassador, it was quite odd to see the ambassador leaving his house with no protection.
      • Shelter is protection from the elements, something between me and where I am.
      • Ironically, even the most dangerous stinging jellies offer shelter and protection to small fish.
      • The gunmen then took control of the building and were last night using their hostages as human shields as protection against the police.
      • The March 1 ritual is connected to the legends of the aura of amulets used as protection from evil eyes.
      • It uses its host as both shelter and protection from predators.
      • This wide comfort zone allows cattle to thrive under diverse climatic conditions with little or no need for shelter or protection.
      • Sage grouse depend on healthy sage grasslands, especially dense stands of brush, for shelter and protection.
      • A hedgerow acts as a great foods reserve for insects and birds, protection for wildlife, shelter and feed for livestock and it can also act as a fine stock proof barrier.
      • The coin serves as a wish for wealth, and the blue wool or beads are additional protection from the evil eye.
      • The birds come here because food, shelter and protection are assured here.
      Synonyms
      barrier, buffer, shield, screen, hedge, cushion, preventive, preventative, armour, safeguard
      refuge, bulwark, bastion, wall
    2. 1.2usually protectionscount noun A legal or other formal measure intended to preserve civil liberties and rights.
      保护国民自由和权利的法律或措施
      most Western countries provide constitutional protections for the civil and political rights of their citizens
      Example sentencesExamples
      • It does give us certain legal rights, protections and responsibilities, and that seemed like the main reason to do it.
      • It brings a lot of the workers under legal protections of U.S. labor law, which should benefit them.
      • There is no doubt that the Parliament could so legislate, constitutional protections aside.
      • They will have no right to a lawyer or other constitutionally guaranteed protections.
      • A private school may not offer the legal protections given to public school students.
      • It outlines legal protections for privacy and summarises important issues relating to surveillance.
      • There will be additional protections for workers categorised as vulnerable under the Act.
      • These procedures sound gentle but they also have the virtue of being cheap and fast, since normal legal processes and protections can be skipped.
      • They are no longer protected by even the most elementary legal protections.
      • State laws providing additional protections to consumers are not affected by this new rule.
      • There must be some advertence to the protections afforded by the Charter for trial within a reasonable time.
      • Gay and lesbian couples are already raising children, and those children need legal and social protections.
      • It is normal practise to suspend many legal protections during wartime.
      • While the legal protections are mostly clear, some parts of internet libel law are still unsettled.
      • The idea that the state has to prove the guilt of an accused person and that we are innocent until proved guilty is a protection for all of us.
      • She also said the law does not violate constitutional free-speech protections.
      • But women who have been trafficked are still not guaranteed any protections under law.
      • Roommates, siblings, and other human arrangements would benefit from such legal protections as a civil union.
      • It raises questions about protections for the rights of individuals.
      • Is minority self-government subject to constitutional protections of individual civil and political rights?
    3. 1.3count noun A document guaranteeing immunity from harm to the person specified in it.
      保护指定人免受伤害的文件
      Example sentencesExamples
      • As a corollary, all Charter protections that are relevant in the criminal context must apply.
      • The bill has included a protection for vulnerable workers when a business is sold or its work is passed to a new contractor.
    4. 1.4 The practice of paying money to criminals so as to prevent them from attacking oneself or one's property.
      (罪犯勒索的)保护费支付
      as modifier a protection racket

      敲诈保护费的团伙行为。

      protection money

      敲诈保护费的团伙行为。

      Example sentencesExamples
      • What really bothers people is when they are required to pay protection money in an area.
      • Rumors of brutality increased the cache of despots, augmenting their income through the collection of protection money and taxes.
      • Joe eventually makes it to a level that attracts the big protection rackets, acquires money and eventually is pitted against a big name.
      • The town made the news 10 years ago when a local hotelier made a stand against the mafia and refused to pay protection money.
      • His organisation is motivated by money - from protection rackets and drugs.
      • Right-wing paramilitary death squads operate in the region, often demanding protection money from the banana producers.
      • He also claims that one businessman on the estate was approached by the gang for protection money.
      • Large profits were made from booty and ransom, and by exacting protection money from the cities.
      • They said they wanted protection money from the vendors.
      • In one school in the South of London, for example, we knew of a group of students who acted like an organized ring and were demanding protection money from other students.
      • Next, the Mafia came and asked for protection money.
      • Extortion, blackmail, protection money are part of the daily life of the slums.
      • True, some of the gangs transferred to other criminal activities, like protection racketeering.
      • Smuggling, bribery, protection rackets and the rise of criminal mafias are some of the common symptoms of rigidly controlled economies.
      • Minor missions in the game deal with incursions on their territory by rival gangs as well as exploring the twisted mentality of protection money.
      • It is also interesting to note that these are reported offences and do not account for people who are being threatened on a daily basis by gangs who entice businesses for protection money.
      • The protection money and ransoms governments or insurgents extort from oil companies do not prolong the violence.
      • The owner of the brothels subsequently alleged that the raids were mounted after he refused to pay protection money to the officers.
      • By paying protection money they are increasing the threat to other businesses.
      • As a nation of warrior nomads, they had either attacked or demanded protection money from any outsiders entering their kingdom.
    5. 1.5 Protection money paid to criminals, especially on a regular basis.
      (尤指定期向歹徒交纳的)保护费
      Example sentencesExamples
      • In the 1970s and 1980s, gang culture was endemic with virtually every small business forced to pay protection money or move out.
      • Taxes in turn became tribute, or protection money, paid to a local warlord to prevent lands from being pillaged.
      • At the time, some members of his Four Seas Gang wanted to muscle in on a rival gang's turf and begin extorting protection money from small businesses.
      • I also know that some of these rogue elements gain businesses by threatening businessmen and demanding protection money.
      • People are forced to pay protection money and business owners often pay several groups who impose taxes on them.
    6. 1.6Climbing The number and quality of running belays or other equipment employed to safeguard a pitch.
      〔登山〕安全保护器材数量与质量
      most European climbers drill bolts into rock rather than using removable protection
      Example sentencesExamples
      • It also ranks harder than any other route in the world climbed in the traditional way, where the rope is carried up by the climber and clipped into removable protection placed in the rock as they move.
      • You heard that correct, no pitons, no chocks, no carabiners, no protection to secure the ropes in the event of a fall.
      • Perhaps a rock route using only natural features and removable protection could have been chosen.
    7. 1.7archaic Used euphemistically to refer to the keeping of a mistress by her lover in a separate establishment.
      〈古,婉〉供养姘妇
      she was living under his lordship's protection at Gloucester Gate

      她住在格洛斯特门,当着爵爷的情人。

Origin

Middle English: from Old French, from late Latin protectio(n-), from protegere 'cover in front' (see protect).

Rhymes

abjection, affection, circumspection, collection, complexion, confection, connection, convection, correction, defection, deflection, dejection, detection, direction, ejection, election, genuflection, imperfection, infection, inflection, injection, inspection, insurrection, interconnection, interjection, intersection, introspection, lection, misdirection, objection, perfection, predilection, projection, refection, reflection, rejection, resurrection, retrospection, section, selection, subjection, transection, vivisection

Definition of protection in US English:

protection

nounprəˈtekSH(ə)nprəˈtɛkʃ(ə)n
  • 1The action of protecting, or the state of being protected.

    保护,防护;受保护

    the B vitamins give protection against infection

    维生素B能防治感染。

    his son was put under police protection

    他的儿子受到警察保护。

    Example sentencesExamples
    • You may be able to avoid prevailing winds by locating your deck where the house will provide some protection.
    • The elves had long ago sworn protection of the royal house for future safety of its destined hero.
    • These three laws form a perfect circle of logic and protection for humans.
    • We agreed and, to this day, those items are safely kept in that bomb shelter under the watchful protection of that community watch.
    • The protection these shelters gave to the soldiers is clear to see.
    • Family after family were thrown out on the roads for arrears of rent, a rent which in some cases had been trebled, with no provision for their protection or shelter.
    • The forest trees afford them protection and shelter.
    • Some mentioned protection from heart trouble or stroke.
    • Without termite protection, a house in the southeast is likely to get hit sometime.
    • It's best to plant them on the south side of the house to provide winter protection.
    • ‘The relocation of six houses to ensure its protection and preservation is a very small price to pay,’ she added.
    • By 1937 police were to discourage applications to possess firearms for house or personal protection.
    • In one incident, he hacked away at the forelocks of horses - leaving them without protection against eye infections.
    • The condom offers protection against infections, as well as serious sexually transmitted diseases such as HIV.
    • This strategy not only emphasized the status of the paramount chief, but it also pushed the undefended villagers to the centre for protection in the event of an attack.
    • He'd been so kind, offering shelter and protection and a friendship that she wanted very, very badly.
    • As an added bonus, this daily dose may provide heart disease protection.
    • It provides healthy fats that offer multiple health benefits, like heart and cancer protection.
    • It's difficult to ask the person who drives you places and makes phone calls for you to call or take you to a shelter for protection from them.
    • Yes, private residences don't offer adequate protection against nuclear fallout.
    Synonyms
    defence, shielding, shelter, preservation, conservation, safe keeping, safeguarding, safety, security, sanctuary, refuge, lee, immunity, insurance, indemnity
    safe keeping, care, charge, keeping, protectorship, guidance, aegis, auspices, umbrella, guardianship, support, patronage, championship, providence
    1. 1.1 A person or thing that prevents someone or something from suffering harm or injury.
      保护人;保护物
      the castle was built as protection against the Saxons

      这个城堡是为防备撒克逊人而造的。

      in singular a protection against the evil eye

      对付那邪恶眼睛的防护物。

      Example sentencesExamples
      • The gunmen then took control of the building and were last night using their hostages as human shields as protection against the police.
      • Now they have no protection, and their houses are vulnerable to catching fire in the heat and high winds.
      • Ironically, even the most dangerous stinging jellies offer shelter and protection to small fish.
      • Shelter is protection from the elements, something between me and where I am.
      • Sage grouse depend on healthy sage grasslands, especially dense stands of brush, for shelter and protection.
      • The March 1 ritual is connected to the legends of the aura of amulets used as protection from evil eyes.
      • The guns are very loud when they fire, so it's best to have some measure of protection against the noise.
      • A hedgerow acts as a great foods reserve for insects and birds, protection for wildlife, shelter and feed for livestock and it can also act as a fine stock proof barrier.
      • It uses its host as both shelter and protection from predators.
      • This wide comfort zone allows cattle to thrive under diverse climatic conditions with little or no need for shelter or protection.
      • The coin serves as a wish for wealth, and the blue wool or beads are additional protection from the evil eye.
      • With respect to the abduction of the Egyptian ambassador, it was quite odd to see the ambassador leaving his house with no protection.
      • The birds come here because food, shelter and protection are assured here.
      Synonyms
      barrier, buffer, shield, screen, hedge, cushion, preventive, preventative, armour, safeguard
    2. 1.2usually protections A legal or other formal measure intended to preserve civil liberties and rights.
      保护国民自由和权利的法律或措施
      Example sentencesExamples
      • It outlines legal protections for privacy and summarises important issues relating to surveillance.
      • While the legal protections are mostly clear, some parts of internet libel law are still unsettled.
      • There must be some advertence to the protections afforded by the Charter for trial within a reasonable time.
      • It raises questions about protections for the rights of individuals.
      • Is minority self-government subject to constitutional protections of individual civil and political rights?
      • A private school may not offer the legal protections given to public school students.
      • They are no longer protected by even the most elementary legal protections.
      • There is no doubt that the Parliament could so legislate, constitutional protections aside.
      • Roommates, siblings, and other human arrangements would benefit from such legal protections as a civil union.
      • They will have no right to a lawyer or other constitutionally guaranteed protections.
      • Gay and lesbian couples are already raising children, and those children need legal and social protections.
      • But women who have been trafficked are still not guaranteed any protections under law.
      • State laws providing additional protections to consumers are not affected by this new rule.
      • There will be additional protections for workers categorised as vulnerable under the Act.
      • These procedures sound gentle but they also have the virtue of being cheap and fast, since normal legal processes and protections can be skipped.
      • She also said the law does not violate constitutional free-speech protections.
      • The idea that the state has to prove the guilt of an accused person and that we are innocent until proved guilty is a protection for all of us.
      • It is normal practise to suspend many legal protections during wartime.
      • It does give us certain legal rights, protections and responsibilities, and that seemed like the main reason to do it.
      • It brings a lot of the workers under legal protections of U.S. labor law, which should benefit them.
    3. 1.3 A document guaranteeing immunity from harm to the person specified in it.
      保护指定人免受伤害的文件
      Example sentencesExamples
      • The bill has included a protection for vulnerable workers when a business is sold or its work is passed to a new contractor.
      • As a corollary, all Charter protections that are relevant in the criminal context must apply.
    4. 1.4 The practice of paying money to criminals so as to prevent them from attacking oneself or one's property.
      (罪犯勒索的)保护费支付
      as modifier a protection racket

      敲诈保护费的团伙行为。

      protection money

      敲诈保护费的团伙行为。

      Example sentencesExamples
      • By paying protection money they are increasing the threat to other businesses.
      • The owner of the brothels subsequently alleged that the raids were mounted after he refused to pay protection money to the officers.
      • Extortion, blackmail, protection money are part of the daily life of the slums.
      • It is also interesting to note that these are reported offences and do not account for people who are being threatened on a daily basis by gangs who entice businesses for protection money.
      • What really bothers people is when they are required to pay protection money in an area.
      • They said they wanted protection money from the vendors.
      • As a nation of warrior nomads, they had either attacked or demanded protection money from any outsiders entering their kingdom.
      • The town made the news 10 years ago when a local hotelier made a stand against the mafia and refused to pay protection money.
      • He also claims that one businessman on the estate was approached by the gang for protection money.
      • In one school in the South of London, for example, we knew of a group of students who acted like an organized ring and were demanding protection money from other students.
      • Right-wing paramilitary death squads operate in the region, often demanding protection money from the banana producers.
      • His organisation is motivated by money - from protection rackets and drugs.
      • Joe eventually makes it to a level that attracts the big protection rackets, acquires money and eventually is pitted against a big name.
      • Minor missions in the game deal with incursions on their territory by rival gangs as well as exploring the twisted mentality of protection money.
      • Large profits were made from booty and ransom, and by exacting protection money from the cities.
      • The protection money and ransoms governments or insurgents extort from oil companies do not prolong the violence.
      • Rumors of brutality increased the cache of despots, augmenting their income through the collection of protection money and taxes.
      • Smuggling, bribery, protection rackets and the rise of criminal mafias are some of the common symptoms of rigidly controlled economies.
      • Next, the Mafia came and asked for protection money.
      • True, some of the gangs transferred to other criminal activities, like protection racketeering.
    5. 1.5 Money paid to criminals to prevent them from attacking, especially on a regular basis.
      (尤指定期向歹徒交纳的)保护费
      Example sentencesExamples
      • In the 1970s and 1980s, gang culture was endemic with virtually every small business forced to pay protection money or move out.
      • People are forced to pay protection money and business owners often pay several groups who impose taxes on them.
      • Taxes in turn became tribute, or protection money, paid to a local warlord to prevent lands from being pillaged.
      • At the time, some members of his Four Seas Gang wanted to muscle in on a rival gang's turf and begin extorting protection money from small businesses.
      • I also know that some of these rogue elements gain businesses by threatening businessmen and demanding protection money.
    6. 1.6archaic Used euphemistically to refer to the keeping of a mistress by her lover in a separate establishment.
      〈古,婉〉供养姘妇
      she was living under his lordship's protection at Gloucester Gate

      她住在格洛斯特门,当着爵爷的情人。

Origin

Middle English: from Old French, from late Latin protectio(n-), from protegere ‘cover in front’ (see protect).

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