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shel.teredH5Fel7tEd, $-tLdadj受到保护的，受庇护的We found a sheltered spot (= a place protected from wind, rain, etc.) to have our picnic.我们找了个避风雨的地方野餐。(disapproving) If someone has had a sheltered life, they have had a (too) quiet life, protected from anything dangerous, painful or exciting.高枕无忧的Until going to University, she had led a very sheltered life.在上大学之前，她过着无忧无虑的生活。(Am) If you shelter income, you legally avoid paying taxes on it.将所得用于再投资以避免交税Their accountant suggested some novel ways of sheltering their retirement income.他们的会计师提出了一些新奇的方法使得他们不用为退休金交税。Sheltered accommodation/Sheltered housing is housing specially designed for old people or people with mental or physical difficulties to live in, in which each person has their own apartment, and someone is employed to help them if they need help.为老弱病残者提供的居所(Br and Aus) A sheltered workshop is a factory, or similar place of work, specially designed for people with mental or physical difficulties to work in.福利工场
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