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guard
Word family
guard1 /ɡɑːd $ ɡɑːrd/ ●●● S2 W2 noun
2 protection 保护 [uncountableU]PROTECT the act or duty of protecting places or people, or of preventing prisoners from escaping 警戒，保卫，看守
4 equipment 设备 [countableC]PROTECT something that is used to protect someone or something from damage or injury 防护罩，防护装置
5. on a train 火车上 [countableC] British EnglishBrEBOTTT a person whose job is to be in charge of a train 列车长 SYN American English conductor
6 on your guard CAREFULto be paying attention to what is happening in order to avoid danger, being tricked etc 警惕，提防
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put ... on ... guard• The hostile bark put Miguel on his guard.• Anyway after that he put Raimundo on guard with a gun.• Enright at the Freie Universität in West Berlin, and that information immediately put me on my guard.• Whatever, it puts you on your guard.• The poll tax disaster should surely put us on our guard.• And officers - some armed - were put on guard at Aylesbury police station.• Detectives feared he was out for revenge and armed police were put on guard at police stations.
7 catch/throw somebody off guard READYto surprise someone by doing something that they are not ready to deal with 趁某人不备，使某人猝不及防
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catch/throw somebody off guard• Could the upper management of a leading firm like Merrill Lynch be caught so entirely off guard?• The president faces issues that can catch him off guard and undermine his authority.• Penelope flinched, angry at her thoughts, and at the girl who had caught her off guard.• I said it suddenly like that, just blurted it out, and I guess it caught him off guard.• The question caught Firebug off guard.• She really caught me off guard with her comments.• This caught me completely off guard.• The words caught him off guard.
8 guard of honour a group of people who walk or stand together at a special occasion in order to show respect 仪仗队
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9 the old guard a group of people in an organization who want to do things in the way they were done in the past 保守派，传统派
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the old guard• the old guard of the Communist Party• Would she like to abandon the old guard, she was asked?• The trouble is that his men have done just as badly as the old guard.• But the old guard in the leadership sends in the tanks and introduces a new phase of vicious repression.• Meanwhile, like the Old Guard, the conventional wisdom dies but does not surrender.• Soon many of the old guard felt his hand upon them.• By agreeing to run, Daley gave up his Senate seat and angered some of the old guard on the South Side.• But now what had happened to the old guard was happening to him, too.• To the old guard there is no such place.
10 fighting 打架 [singular]DSO the position of holding your arms or hands up in a fight in order to defend yourself 防御，防御姿势
11 sport 运动 [countableC]
a) one of two players on a basketball team who is responsible for moving the ball to help their team gain points 〔篮球的〕后卫
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guard• Guards at the embassy refused to let journalists enter.• The captain put armed guards all around the camp.• Creekmur, a Lions offensive lineman during the 1950s, played both guard and tackle in his 10-year career.• You can buy guards for electric sockets that make it impossible for little children to stick their fingers into the holes.• All college hockey players must wear face guards on their helmets.• Many guards are members of the death squads and openly discuss their activities in loud voices.• The words caught him off guard.• Detectives feared he was out for revenge and armed police were put on guard at police stations.• Currently Zandrino works as a security guard at a Healdsburg winery.• Two men overpowered the security guard and stole $20,000.• Then he sneaked past the security guard without paying.• Football players are strongly advised to wear shin guards.• As they came nearer I approached them, before the guard had time to prevent me.• The guards stopped us at the gate.
prison guards• He woke up finally from a nightmare of dismembered bodies and prison guards to find himself bathed in sweat and sobbing uncontrollably.• In the overcrowded prisons, Amnesty claimed that 25 prisoners had been deliberately killed by the police and prison guards in 1989.• Orlando Azcué was also said to have been beaten by prison guards on at least three occasions.• Officials earlier this week said Guzman, who is still at large, spent months corrupting prison guards for the escape.• An urgent need arose in the late 1970s and early 1980s to recruit many new prison guards.• After 75 days of being brutalized and sexually assaulted by other inmates and ignored by the prison guards, Rodney hanged himself.• Since I was the only child in the jail, the prison guards were nice to me.• Most of the prison guards ran away, with the prisoners.
guard2 ●●● W2 verb [transitiveT]
2. SCJto watch a prisoner to prevent them from escaping 看守〔囚犯〕
3 to protect something such as a right or a secret by preventing other people from taking it away, discovering it etc 捍卫〔权利〕；保守〔秘密〕
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guard• And this she must guard against at all costs.• She must be mated again, and the first mate has to guard her or risk his groundwork going to benefit another.• I made revisions on the Old Course, guarded her with all my energy.• The car was backed inside and Randolph Churchill and Corporal Rose were left to guard it.• Byron will guard Jordan in tonight's game.• An army lieutenant and 14 soldiers were guarding the air strip.• The women and children were sent into the town until the floods subsided and the men were left to guard the camp.• Soldiers have been called in to guard the embassy against further attacks.• We've hired someone to guard the entrance.• A dog guards the house.• You guard your other child very closely.
guard somebody/something against something• There is no one to guard the area against possible attack.
closely guarded secret• Details of the program are closely guarded secrets.• For more than forty years his existence had been a closely guarded secret.• He knew that the routine and itinerary of the Chairman were a closely guarded secret.• It was not the falcon's nesting site, John wisely keeps all such eyries a closely guarded secret.• The winning design was chosen a few months ago and has been a closely guarded secret.• Today the locations of many rare or endangered species are closely guarded secrets.• The level of marks required for entrance to secondary school is a very closely guarded secret and seldom officially revealed.• His smoking had been one of the most closely guarded secrets of the campaign.
(1400-1500) French garde
guard1 nounguard2 verb
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