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guard如何读

英：[ɡɑːd]

美：[ɡɑːrd]

guard英汉释义

v.(动词)

vt. & vi. 保护 keep from danger, watchfulness
vt. & vi. 控制control

n.(名词)

[U]警戒,警惕,守卫 state of watchfulness against attack, danger or surprise
[C]警卫人员 (a) person (especially a soldier or policeman)
[U]防御姿势 position of readiness to defend oneself, e.g. in boxing, fencing, bayonet-drill
[C]防护装置 (part of an) article or apparatus designed to prevent injury or loss

guard是什么意思

v. (动词)

看守，监视，守卫，防守，把守
控制
使谨慎
警惕，提防
预防，防止，防范
给...加保护装置
对...进行校正检查
保卫，防卫，防护，守护，保护
监管，管制
看管，管束
小心避免，当心
护送

n. (名词)

看守，守卫，看守员，看守者
警戒，防守，保卫
卫兵，哨兵，警卫，警备员
皇家禁卫军
防御姿势
防护装置
护卫队，警卫队
防护物
<英>列车长，列车员
防卫者

guard变形

复数:guards

第三人称单数:guards

现在分词:guarding

过去式:guarded

过去分词:guarded

guard词根

词根：guard

adj.

guarded 谨慎的；被监视着的；警戒着的；被看守著的

adv.

guardedly 被保护着地；防护着地

guarded 保卫，看守（guard的过去式）

guard英英释义

noun

one assigned to protect or oversee another: such as

a person or a body of persons on sentinel duty

Guards were posted around the camp.

guards plural troops attached to the person of the sovereign

British conductor sense b

a defensive state or attitude

asked him out when his guard was down

a defensive position (as in boxing)

the act or duty of protecting or defending

the state of being protected : protection

a protective or safety devicespecifically: a device for protecting a machine part or the operator of a machine

archaic precaution

a position or player next to the center in a football line

a player stationed in the backcourt in basketball

verb

transitive verb

to protect an edge of with an ornamental border

to protect from danger especially by watchful attention : make secure

police guarding our cities

to stand at the entrance of as if on guard or as a barrier

to tend to carefully : preserve, protect

guarded their privacy

archaic escort

to watch over so as to prevent escape, disclosure, or indiscretion

guarded the prisoners.

to attempt to prevent (an opponent) from playing effectively or scoring

intransitive verb

to watch by way of caution or defense : stand guard

guard against mistakes

guard词组

guard against防止；提防

on guard警惕；站岗

mount guard上岗；执勤；看管

point guard控球后卫，组织后卫

security guard保安人员

coast guard海岸警卫队队员；海岸巡逻队队员

off guard不提防；不警惕

national guardn. 国民警卫队；后备役军人

guard against theft防盗

old guard保守派；保守势力

shooting guard得分后卫

on guard against提防

safe guard安全设备，安全措施；安全护板；护轨

prison guard监狱看守

keep guard站岗

guard a pass把关

guard dog看门狗，警卫狗

rear guard后卫部队；殿后

guard of honorn. 仪仗队

guard rail防护轨

guard区别

shelter, guard, harbour, safeguard, defend, shield, protect

这组词都有“保护、保卫”的意思，其区别是：

shelter通常指寻找安全地方躲避风雨或使人免遭危害。

guard普通用词，指保持警惕以防可能的攻击或伤害。

harbour贬义词，指隐匿或非法保护、窝藏。

safeguard语气强，指采取积极措施预防可能发生的一切攻击或危险。

defend普通用词，指用武力或其它措施使人或物不受损害，消除危险。用作比喻时，指坚持某种行动、决定或意见。

shield语气比protect强，但侧重防止迫在眉睫的攻击或伤害。

protect普通用词，指用某种手段作为防御工具以防危险或伤害。

以上来源于网络

guard词源中文解释

15世纪初，“守卫者，一群士兵”，同时也指“照料，监护，保管”，以及一种盔甲的一部分的名称，源自法语 garde “守护者，监护人，看守；监视，保管”，源自古法语 garder “保持，维护，保存，保护”（参见 guard（动词））。抽象或集体意义上的“保持，监护”（如 bodyguard）也源自15世纪初。剑术和拳击的意义来自于16世纪90年代；因此成为 on guard（1640年代）或 off (one's) guard（1680年代）。作为足球位置名词，起源于1889年。Guard-rail 最早见于1860年，最初用于铁路轨道上并且在轨道外侧运行； guide-rail 则在轨道之间运行。

guard_体育行业词汇

防守

防御姿势

护手盘

取守势

边锋

右锋卫

左锋卫

后卫

guard_冶金学行业词汇

卫板

guard_医学行业词汇

防卫，防护装置

guard_法律行业词汇

监狱看守

guard_生物学行业词汇

鞘

guard_电工行业词汇

网罩

guard词源英文解释

Noun and Verb Middle English garde, from Anglo-French garde, guarde, warde, from garder, guarder, warder, to guard, defend, of Germanic origin; akin to Old High German wartēn to watch, take care — more at ward

The first known use of guard was in the 15th century

guard儿童词典英英释义

hack1 of 5verb

to cut or sever with repeated irregular or unskillful blows

to cough in a short dry manner

to write computer programs for enjoyment

to gain access to a computer illegally

informal to manage successfully

couldn't hack the job

hack2 of 5noun

nick entry 1 sense 1, notch

a short dry cough

a creatively improvised solution to a computer problem

an act of gaining or trying to gain illegal access to a computer or computer system

a clever tip or technique for doing or improving something

hack3 of 5noun

a horse that can be hired for use by the public

a horse used in all kinds of work

a worn-out horse

a light saddle horse

hackney entry 1 sense 2

taxicab

a driver of a taxicab

a writer who works mainly for hire

one who serves a cause merely for reward

political hacks

hacker sense 2

hack4 of 5adjective

working for hire especially with mediocre standards

a hack writer

done by or characteristic of a hack

hack writing

hack5 of 5verb

to ride or drive at an ordinary pace or over the roads rather than across country

to operate a taxicab

hack1 of 5verb

to cut or sever with repeated irregular or unskillful blows

to cough in a short dry manner

to write computer programs for enjoyment

to gain access to a computer illegally

informal to manage successfully

couldn't hack the job

hack2 of 5noun

nick entry 1 sense 1, notch

a short dry cough

a creatively improvised solution to a computer problem

an act of gaining or trying to gain illegal access to a computer or computer system

a clever tip or technique for doing or improving something

hack3 of 5noun

a horse that can be hired for use by the public

a horse used in all kinds of work

a worn-out horse

a light saddle horse

hackney entry 1 sense 2

taxicab

a driver of a taxicab

a writer who works mainly for hire

one who serves a cause merely for reward

political hacks

hacker sense 2

hack4 of 5adjective

working for hire especially with mediocre standards

a hack writer

done by or characteristic of a hack

hack writing

hack5 of 5verb

to ride or drive at an ordinary pace or over the roads rather than across country

to operate a taxicab

habitnoun

a costume characteristic of an occupation, rank, or function a nun's habit

her riding habit

a usual manner of behavior or thinking

his habit of taking a morning walk

a way of behaving that has become fixed by being repeated often compare reflex entry 1 sense 1

characteristic way of growing or occurring

elms have a spreading habit

gum1 of 3noun

the tissue along the jaws of animals that surrounds the necks of the teeth

gum2 of 3noun

any of numerous complex sticky colloidal substances (as gum arabic) that are obtained from plants, harden on drying, and are either soluble in water or swell up in contact with water and that are used in preparing some drugs, for adhesives, as food thickeners, and in inksalso: any of various gummy plant substances including natural resins, rubber, and rubberlike substances

a substance resembling a plant gum (as in stickiness)

a tree that yields a gum

chewing gum

gum3 of 3verb

to smear, seal, or clog with or as if with gum

to cause not to work properly

gum up the works

gum1 of 3noun

the tissue along the jaws of animals that surrounds the necks of the teeth

gum2 of 3noun

a substance resembling a plant gum (as in stickiness)

a tree that yields a gum

chewing gum

gum3 of 3verb

to smear, seal, or clog with or as if with gum

to cause not to work properly

gum up the works

guard1 of 2noun

an attitude or state of defense

asked dad for money when his guard was down

the act or duty of protecting or defending

a person who guards or a group of persons who guard

plural a body of troops whose duties include guarding a head of state

a football player who lines up next to the center

either of two players stationed usually away from the basket in basketball

a protective or safety device (as on a machine)

guard2 of 2verb

to protect from danger : defend

to watch over so as to restrict, control, or check a closely guarded secret guard one's tongue

guard a prisoner

to try to keep (an opponent) from scoring

to be on guard : take precautions

guard against infection

guard1 of 2noun

an attitude or state of defense

asked dad for money when his guard was down

the act or duty of protecting or defending

a person who guards or a group of persons who guard

plural a body of troops whose duties include guarding a head of state

a football player who lines up next to the center

either of two players stationed usually away from the basket in basketball

a protective or safety device (as on a machine)

guard2 of 2verb

to protect from danger : defend

to watch over so as to restrict, control, or check a closely guarded secret guard one's tongue

guard a prisoner

to try to keep (an opponent) from scoring

to be on guard : take precautions

guard against infection

guard1 of 2noun

an attitude or state of defense

asked dad for money when his guard was down

the act or duty of protecting or defending

a person who guards or a group of persons who guard

plural a body of troops whose duties include guarding a head of state

a football player who lines up next to the center

either of two players stationed usually away from the basket in basketball

a protective or safety device (as on a machine)

guard2 of 2verb

to protect from danger : defend

to watch over so as to restrict, control, or check a closely guarded secret guard one's tongue

guard a prisoner

to try to keep (an opponent) from scoring

to be on guard : take precautions

guard against infection

guard 例句

1 I was feeling a little funny being at the center of things and was kind of caught off guard when Ashley came up and put her hand on my arm.

2 Several of the guards began hitting him with batons and pummeling him with their fists.

3 To Canton, crossing guards, especially his mother, seemed to have special powers.

4 He turns to my dad and then looks like he’s going to call a guard over.

5 The guard was swaying back and forth with laughter.

6 Alex walked over and stood absolutely still as the guard ran his hands over him.

7 My cleats and shin guards are in my bag.

8 Or maybe this time it was because the guards were so close now.

9 Then he gestured to the guards around him.

10 There was surprise in her look, and a guarded triumph; he was aware that their bodies were nearly touching and that he should move away.

11 The guards, most of them probationary prisoners, were not much better off.

12 Lyra rode a strong young bear, and Roger rode another, while Iorek paced tirelessly ahead and a squad armed with a fire hurler followed guarding the rear.

13 Out of the corner of his eye, he saw the guards stop conversing to listen.

14 It would be easy enough to shoot the guard right now.

15 Pinmei craned her neck to see if the guards would follow them, but all she saw was a mist of snow.

16 The guards stood aside as the five horses and their riders passed.

17 “We didn’t even have guards near the fence until five years ago,” says Will.

18 She’d told her guards she didn’t want any visitors tonight, and to turn away even Chaol and Dorian if they arrived.

19 One guard had been killed in the uprising, and thirty-nine more were taken hostage.

20 Jack and I did our peeps’ handshake and we said hello to the security guard.