英语词汇shield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

¹ shield /ˈʃiːld/ noun

plural shields

¹ shield

/ˈʃiːld/

noun

plural shields

Learner's definition of SHIELD

[count]

: a large piece of metal, wood, etc., carried by someone (such as a soldier or police officer) for protection盾牌

: something that defends or protects someone or something防护物

the heat shield on a space shuttle航天飞机上的挡热罩
The thief tried to use a hostage as a human shield. [=the thief hid behind the hostage so the police would not shoot]窃贼试图用一个人质作人体盾牌。
Exercise and good nutrition are a shield against disease. [=exercise and good nutrition protect you from disease]锻炼和充足的营养保护你远离疾病。

— see also windshield

US : a police officer's badge警徽

: a picture shaped like a soldier's shield that has a coat of arms on it盾形纹徽

British : an award for winning a competition or game盾形奖牌

² shield /ˈʃiːld/ verb

shields; shielded; shielding

² shield

/ˈʃiːld/

verb

shields; shielded; shielding

Learner's definition of SHIELD

[+ object]

: to cover and protect (someone or something)保护

She shielded her eyes.她护着眼睛。

— often + from

She lifted her hand to shield her eyes from the glare.她举手遮住眼睛避开强光。
He was shielded from the rain.他躲开了那场雨。

— often used figuratively常用作比喻

I think she's shielded her child from the real world for too long.我认为她已太长时间不让孩子接触真实世界了。
His friends tried to shield him from the press.他的朋友们设法保护他不受新闻界干扰。

: to prevent (someone or something) from being seen遮挡 — usually + from

A line of trees shields the house from view.一排树遮挡住了房子。

单词	shield
释义	shield (verb) shield 2 ENTRIES FOUND: shield (noun) shield (verb) ¹ shield /ˈʃiːld/ noun plural shields ¹ shield /ˈʃiːld/ noun plural shields Learner's definition of SHIELD [count] 1 : a large piece of metal, wood, etc., carried by someone (such as a soldier or police officer) for protection盾牌 2 : something that defends or protects someone or something防护物 the heat shield on a space shuttle航天飞机上的挡热罩 The thief tried to use a hostage as a human shield. [=the thief hid behind the hostage so the police would not shoot]窃贼试图用一个人质作人体盾牌。 Exercise and good nutrition are a shield against disease. [=exercise and good nutrition protect you from disease]锻炼和充足的营养保护你远离疾病。 — see also windshield 3 US : a police officer's badge警徽 4 : a picture shaped like a soldier's shield that has a coat of arms on it盾形纹徽 5 British : an award for winning a competition or game盾形奖牌 ² shield /ˈʃiːld/ verb shields; shielded; shielding ² shield /ˈʃiːld/ verb shields; shielded; shielding Learner's definition of SHIELD [+ object] 1 : to cover and protect (someone or something)保护 She shielded her eyes.她护着眼睛。 — often + from She lifted her hand to shield her eyes from the glare.她举手遮住眼睛避开强光。 He was shielded from the rain.他躲开了那场雨。 — often used figuratively常用作比喻 I think she's shielded her child from the real world for too long.我认为她已太长时间不让孩子接触真实世界了。 His friends tried to shield him from the press.他的朋友们设法保护他不受新闻界干扰。 2 : to prevent (someone or something) from being seen遮挡 — usually + from A line of trees shields the house from view.一排树遮挡住了房子。
随便看	hitch up hitch your wagon to hitch your wagon to (someone or something) hitch your wagon to someone or something hi-tech hi tech hitech hit for six hit hard hither hither and thither hither and yon hitherto hit him like a ton of bricks hit him where it hurts hit home hit it hit it big hit it off hit/knock (someone) for six hitless hit list hit lists hit man hit men