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shieldFi:ldn [C]something that is used as, or provides, protection, esp. a large slightly curved piece of metal, wood, plastic, etc. used by soldiers in the past, or by police officers盾The police held up their riot shields against the flying rocks and bricks and homemade petrol bombs.警察举着防暴盾牌来阻挡飞舞的石头、砖头和自制的汽油弹。The anti-personnel mines were laid as a protective shield around the town.城市周围埋了一圈杀伤性的地雷来作为防御。The ozone layer is a shield which protects the earth against the sun's radiation.臭氧层是一层能保护地球不受太阳辐射伤害的屏障。Anger can function as a shield against (= a way of avoiding suffering) even more painful emotions of loss and hurt.发怒的作用是能避免更痛苦的失落和伤害的情绪。A shield is also a flat object with two straight sides, a rounded or pointed lower edge and usually a straight top edge, on which there is a coat of arms.盾形纹章，徽章A shield is also an object shaped like a shield, which is given as a prize, or used as a BADGE.盾形奖牌Our school won the county football shield this year.我们学校赢得了今年郡足球赛的盾形奖牌。The Cambridge University Press shield has four lions on it.剑桥大学出版社的盾形徽章上有四头雄师。
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