Definition of vigilance in English:

vigilance

noun ˈvɪdʒɪl(ə)nsˈvɪdʒələns

mass noun

The action or state of keeping careful watch for possible danger or difficulties.
警戒；警惕
security duties that demand long hours of vigilance
Example sentencesExamples
- It is also required to maintain constant vigilance against external threats to the integrity and vitality of the body.
- During the opening stages of the Tour, the favourites repeat like a mantra the need for constant vigilance.
- These guys certainly show, in my mind, why they should be under constant vigilance.
- There has to be constant vigilance in reporting new cases or old ones now revealed.
- We shall need permanent vigilance and constant efforts to spread democratic involvement.
- He said vigilance was the best way to protect small children from danger.
- These standards deserve constant vigilance as science in the media becomes a distinct profession.
- Freedom requires constant vigilance - but if we surrender our personal key to this box we do so at our peril.
- That is an achievement in itself, though it also imposes on us a constant need for vigilance.
- And it requires constant vigilance, and holding the feet to the fire of our elected ones.
- Prevention is one of those things that is something that needs constant vigilance.
- Congratulations for your vigilance in watching the government and thereby protecting us all.
- Continued vigilance and attention at farm level to bio security is, and will remain, important.
- In a situation that we face today constant vigilance and care are imperative.
- At any time it can warn to the owner any conditions to caution him to raise vigilance.
- Media companies were given a warning last night to maintain constant vigilance.
- But without its constant vigilance, it is very unlikely York would have survived as the city it is today.
- Constant vigilance is the only possible response to the terrifying Rise of The Machines.
- Constant vigilance in the form of the water control is necessary to monitor for this.
- The watch and vigilance of the learned members of the judiciary effectively supplements their role.
Synonyms
watchfulness, careful observation, surveillance, attentiveness, attention, alertness, guardedness, carefulness, care, caution, cautiousness, wariness, chariness, circumspection, prudence, heedfulness, heed, mindfulness

Origin

Late 16th century: from French, or from Latin vigilantia, from vigilare 'keep awake', from vigil (see vigil).

Definition of vigilance in US English:

vigilance

nounˈvijələnsˈvɪdʒələns

The action or state of keeping careful watch for possible danger or difficulties.
警戒；警惕
security duties that demand long hours of vigilance
Example sentencesExamples
- Constant vigilance is the only possible response to the terrifying Rise of The Machines.
- But without its constant vigilance, it is very unlikely York would have survived as the city it is today.
- In a situation that we face today constant vigilance and care are imperative.
- The watch and vigilance of the learned members of the judiciary effectively supplements their role.
- Continued vigilance and attention at farm level to bio security is, and will remain, important.
- It is also required to maintain constant vigilance against external threats to the integrity and vitality of the body.
- He said vigilance was the best way to protect small children from danger.
- Congratulations for your vigilance in watching the government and thereby protecting us all.
- That is an achievement in itself, though it also imposes on us a constant need for vigilance.
- These standards deserve constant vigilance as science in the media becomes a distinct profession.
- These guys certainly show, in my mind, why they should be under constant vigilance.
- Media companies were given a warning last night to maintain constant vigilance.
- Freedom requires constant vigilance - but if we surrender our personal key to this box we do so at our peril.
- Prevention is one of those things that is something that needs constant vigilance.
- During the opening stages of the Tour, the favourites repeat like a mantra the need for constant vigilance.
- Constant vigilance in the form of the water control is necessary to monitor for this.
- We shall need permanent vigilance and constant efforts to spread democratic involvement.
- At any time it can warn to the owner any conditions to caution him to raise vigilance.
- There has to be constant vigilance in reporting new cases or old ones now revealed.
- And it requires constant vigilance, and holding the feet to the fire of our elected ones.
Synonyms
watchfulness, careful observation, surveillance, attentiveness, attention, alertness, guardedness, carefulness, care, caution, cautiousness, wariness, chariness, circumspection, prudence, heedfulness, heed, mindfulness

Origin

Late 16th century: from French, or from Latin vigilantia, from vigilare ‘keep awake’, from vigil (see vigil).

单词	vigilance
释义	Definition of vigilance in English: vigilance noun ˈvɪdʒɪl(ə)nsˈvɪdʒələns mass noun The action or state of keeping careful watch for possible danger or difficulties. 警戒；警惕 security duties that demand long hours of vigilance Example sentencesExamples It is also required to maintain constant vigilance against external threats to the integrity and vitality of the body. During the opening stages of the Tour, the favourites repeat like a mantra the need for constant vigilance. These guys certainly show, in my mind, why they should be under constant vigilance. There has to be constant vigilance in reporting new cases or old ones now revealed. We shall need permanent vigilance and constant efforts to spread democratic involvement. He said vigilance was the best way to protect small children from danger. These standards deserve constant vigilance as science in the media becomes a distinct profession. Freedom requires constant vigilance - but if we surrender our personal key to this box we do so at our peril. That is an achievement in itself, though it also imposes on us a constant need for vigilance. And it requires constant vigilance, and holding the feet to the fire of our elected ones. Prevention is one of those things that is something that needs constant vigilance. Congratulations for your vigilance in watching the government and thereby protecting us all. Continued vigilance and attention at farm level to bio security is, and will remain, important. In a situation that we face today constant vigilance and care are imperative. At any time it can warn to the owner any conditions to caution him to raise vigilance. Media companies were given a warning last night to maintain constant vigilance. But without its constant vigilance, it is very unlikely York would have survived as the city it is today. Constant vigilance is the only possible response to the terrifying Rise of The Machines. Constant vigilance in the form of the water control is necessary to monitor for this. The watch and vigilance of the learned members of the judiciary effectively supplements their role. Synonyms watchfulness, careful observation, surveillance, attentiveness, attention, alertness, guardedness, carefulness, care, caution, cautiousness, wariness, chariness, circumspection, prudence, heedfulness, heed, mindfulness Origin Late 16th century: from French, or from Latin vigilantia, from vigilare 'keep awake', from vigil (see vigil). Definition of vigilance in US English: vigilance nounˈvijələnsˈvɪdʒələns The action or state of keeping careful watch for possible danger or difficulties. 警戒；警惕 security duties that demand long hours of vigilance Example sentencesExamples Constant vigilance is the only possible response to the terrifying Rise of The Machines. But without its constant vigilance, it is very unlikely York would have survived as the city it is today. In a situation that we face today constant vigilance and care are imperative. The watch and vigilance of the learned members of the judiciary effectively supplements their role. Continued vigilance and attention at farm level to bio security is, and will remain, important. It is also required to maintain constant vigilance against external threats to the integrity and vitality of the body. He said vigilance was the best way to protect small children from danger. Congratulations for your vigilance in watching the government and thereby protecting us all. That is an achievement in itself, though it also imposes on us a constant need for vigilance. These standards deserve constant vigilance as science in the media becomes a distinct profession. These guys certainly show, in my mind, why they should be under constant vigilance. Media companies were given a warning last night to maintain constant vigilance. Freedom requires constant vigilance - but if we surrender our personal key to this box we do so at our peril. Prevention is one of those things that is something that needs constant vigilance. During the opening stages of the Tour, the favourites repeat like a mantra the need for constant vigilance. Constant vigilance in the form of the water control is necessary to monitor for this. We shall need permanent vigilance and constant efforts to spread democratic involvement. At any time it can warn to the owner any conditions to caution him to raise vigilance. There has to be constant vigilance in reporting new cases or old ones now revealed. And it requires constant vigilance, and holding the feet to the fire of our elected ones. Synonyms watchfulness, careful observation, surveillance, attentiveness, attention, alertness, guardedness, carefulness, care, caution, cautiousness, wariness, chariness, circumspection, prudence, heedfulness, heed, mindfulness Origin Late 16th century: from French, or from Latin vigilantia, from vigilare ‘keep awake’, from vigil (see vigil).
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