英语词汇guard怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

🔑 guard

BrE

/ɡɑːd/

NAmE

/ɡɑːrd/

noun

➤people who protect 警卫

🔑

[

]

a person, such as a soldier, a police officer or a prison officer, who protects a place or people, or prevents prisoners from escaping 卫兵；警卫员；看守

◆

security guard

安全警卫

◆

border guards

边防卫士

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The prisoner slipped past the guards on the gate and escaped. 犯人从门卫身旁溜出去逃走了。

◆

A guard was posted outside the building. 建筑物外驻了一名警卫。

➡ compare

warder

➡ see also

bodyguard

coastguard

lifeguard

[

C + sing./pl. v.

]

a group of people, such as soldiers or police officers, who protect sb/sth （统称）卫兵，警卫，看守

◆

the captain of the guard 卫队长

◆

the changing of the guard

(= when one group replaces another)

卫队换岗

◆

The guard is/are being inspected today.今天卫队接受检阅。

◆

Fellow airmen provided a

guard of honour

at his wedding. 空军战友们为他的婚礼充当仪仗队。

◆

The President always travels with an armed guard. 总统出行总有武装卫队保驾。

➡ see also

National Guard

old guard

rearguard

🔑

[

]

the act or duty of protecting property, places or people from attack or danger; the act or duty of preventing prisoners from escaping 警戒；保卫；保护；看守

◆

a sentry

on guard

(= at his or her post, on duty)

执勤哨兵

◆

to do

guard duty

担任警戒任务

◆

The escaped prisoner was brought back under armed guard. 越狱逃犯由武装警卫押回。

◆

The terrorist was kept

under

police guard. 这名恐怖分子当时在警方的看管之下。

◆

One of the men kept guard, while the other broke into the house. 一人放哨，另一人则闯进了房子里。

the Guards

[

pl.

]

(in Britain and some other countries) special regiments of soldiers whose original duty was to protect the king or queen （英国和其他一些国家的）禁军，御林军，近卫军

➤against injury 防止受伤

[

]

(often in compounds 常构成复合词)

something that covers a part of a person's body or a dangerous part of a machine to prevent injury 防护罩；防护装置；防护用品

◆

Ensure the guard is in place before operating the machine. 一定要在防护措施做好后才开机器。

➡ see also

fireguard

mouthguard

mudguard

safeguard

noun

shin guard

➤on train 火车

[

]

(

BrE,

becoming old-fashioned

)

conductor

(2)

➤in boxing/fencing 拳击；击剑

[

]

a position you take to defend yourself, especially in a sport such as

boxing

fencing

防御姿势

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to drop/keep up your guard 放弃/保持防御姿势

◆

(

figurative

)

In spite of the awkward questions the minister never let his guard fall for a moment. 尽管遇到些令人尴尬的问题，部长从没有放松警惕。

➤in basketball 篮球

[

]

one of the two players on a

basketball

team who are mainly responsible for staying close to opposing players to stop them from scoring 后卫

➤in American football 美式足球

[

]

one of the two players on an

American football

team who play either side of the

centre forward

（中锋两侧的）哨锋

●be on your ˈguard

to be very careful and prepared for sth difficult or dangerous 警惕；提防；警戒

●mount/stand/keep ˈguard (over sb/sth)

to watch or protect sb/sth 守卫；看守；保卫

◆

Four soldiers stood guard over the coffin. 有四名士兵守护灵柩。

●off (your) ˈguard

not careful or prepared for sth difficult or dangerous 不警惕；不提防；不警戒

◆

The lawyer's apparently innocent question was designed to

catch

the witness off (his) guard.律师看似不经意的问题是为了使证人措手不及。

🔑 guard

BrE

/ɡɑːd/

NAmE

/ɡɑːrd/

verb

present simple - I / you / we / they

guard

BrE

/ɡɑːd/

NAmE

/ɡɑːrd/

present simple - he / she / it

guards

BrE

/ɡɑːdz/

NAmE

/ɡɑːrdz/

past simple

guarded

BrE

/ˈɡɑːdɪd/

NAmE

/ˈɡɑːrdɪd/

past participle

guarded

BrE

/ˈɡɑːdɪd/

NAmE

/ˈɡɑːrdɪd/

-ing form

guarding

BrE

/ˈɡɑːdɪŋ/

NAmE

/ˈɡɑːrdɪŋ/

🔑

~ sb/sth

to protect property, places or people from attack or danger 警卫；守卫；保卫

◆

The dog was guarding its owner's luggage. 狗守护着主人的行李。

◆

political leaders guarded by the police 由警方保卫的政界领袖们

◆

You can't get in; the whole place is guarded. 你进不去，整个地区都戒备森严。

◆

(

figurative

)

a closely guarded secret 严守的秘密

🔑

~ sb

to prevent prisoners from escaping 看守，监视（囚犯）

◆

The prisoners were guarded by soldiers. 犯人由士兵看守。

●ˈguard against sth

to take care to prevent sth or to protect yourself from sth 防止，防范，提防（某事）

◆

to guard against accidents/disease 防止事故；预防疾病

单词	guard
释义	noun verb 🔑 guardBrE /ɡɑːd/NAmE /ɡɑːrd/ noun➤people who protect 警卫🔑 [C] a person, such as a soldier, a police officer or a prison officer, who protects a place or people, or prevents prisoners from escaping 卫兵；警卫员；看守◆a security guard 安全警卫◆border guards 边防卫士◆The prisoner slipped past the guards on the gate and escaped. 犯人从门卫身旁溜出去逃走了。◆A guard was posted outside the building. 建筑物外驻了一名警卫。 ➡ compare warder ➡ see also bodyguard, coastguard, lifeguard [C + sing./pl. v.] a group of people, such as soldiers or police officers, who protect sb/sth （统称）卫兵，警卫，看守◆the captain of the guard 卫队长◆the changing of the guard (= when one group replaces another) 卫队换岗◆The guard is/are being inspected today.今天卫队接受检阅。◆Fellow airmen provided a guard of honour at his wedding. 空军战友们为他的婚礼充当仪仗队。◆The President always travels with an armed guard. 总统出行总有武装卫队保驾。 ➡ see also National Guard, old guard, rearguard 🔑 [U] the act or duty of protecting property, places or people from attack or danger; the act or duty of preventing prisoners from escaping 警戒；保卫；保护；看守◆a sentry on guard (= at his or her post, on duty) 执勤哨兵◆to do guard duty 担任警戒任务◆The escaped prisoner was brought back under armed guard. 越狱逃犯由武装警卫押回。◆The terrorist was kept under police guard. 这名恐怖分子当时在警方的看管之下。◆One of the men kept guard, while the other broke into the house. 一人放哨，另一人则闯进了房子里。the Guards [pl.] (in Britain and some other countries) special regiments of soldiers whose original duty was to protect the king or queen （英国和其他一些国家的）禁军，御林军，近卫军➤against injury 防止受伤 [C] (often in compounds 常构成复合词) something that covers a part of a person's body or a dangerous part of a machine to prevent injury 防护罩；防护装置；防护用品◆Ensure the guard is in place before operating the machine. 一定要在防护措施做好后才开机器。 ➡ see also fireguard, mouthguard, mudguard, safeguard noun, shin guard ➤on train 火车 [C] (BrE, becoming old-fashioned) = conductor (2) ➤in boxing/fencing 拳击；击剑 [U] a position you take to defend yourself, especially in a sport such as boxing or fencing 防御姿势◆to drop/keep up your guard 放弃/保持防御姿势◆(figurative) In spite of the awkward questions the minister never let his guard fall for a moment. 尽管遇到些令人尴尬的问题，部长从没有放松警惕。➤in basketball 篮球 [C] one of the two players on a basketball team who are mainly responsible for staying close to opposing players to stop them from scoring 后卫➤in American football 美式足球 [C] one of the two players on an American football team who play either side of the centre forward （中锋两侧的）哨锋●be on your ˈguardto be very careful and prepared for sth difficult or dangerous 警惕；提防；警戒●mount/stand/keep ˈguard (over sb/sth)to watch or protect sb/sth 守卫；看守；保卫◆Four soldiers stood guard over the coffin. 有四名士兵守护灵柩。●off (your) ˈguardnot careful or prepared for sth difficult or dangerous 不警惕；不提防；不警戒◆The lawyer's apparently innocent question was designed to catch the witness off (his) guard.律师看似不经意的问题是为了使证人措手不及。 🔑 guardBrE /ɡɑːd/NAmE /ɡɑːrd/ verbpresent simple - I / you / we / they guard BrE /ɡɑːd/ NAmE /ɡɑːrd/present simple - he / she / it guards BrE /ɡɑːdz/ NAmE /ɡɑːrdz/past simple guarded BrE /ˈɡɑːdɪd/ NAmE /ˈɡɑːrdɪd/past participle guarded BrE /ˈɡɑːdɪd/ NAmE /ˈɡɑːrdɪd/ -ing form guarding BrE /ˈɡɑːdɪŋ/ NAmE /ˈɡɑːrdɪŋ/🔑 ~ sb/sthto protect property, places or people from attack or danger 警卫；守卫；保卫◆The dog was guarding its owner's luggage. 狗守护着主人的行李。◆political leaders guarded by the police 由警方保卫的政界领袖们◆You can't get in; the whole place is guarded. 你进不去，整个地区都戒备森严。◆(figurative) a closely guarded secret 严守的秘密🔑 ~ sbto prevent prisoners from escaping 看守，监视（囚犯）◆The prisoners were guarded by soldiers. 犯人由士兵看守。 ●ˈguard against sthto take care to prevent sth or to protect yourself from sth 防止，防范，提防（某事）◆to guard against accidents/disease 防止事故；预防疾病
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