guard
🇺🇸
/ɡɑːrd/
🇬🇧
/ɡɑːd/
noun
B1
A person who protects a place or people, or watches over prisoners.
The guard stood watch at the gate to keep everyone safe.
警衛在大門口站崗，以確保每個人的安全。
B2
The act of protecting something or someone from danger.
The valuable items were under guard to prevent theft.
貴重物品受到看守以防盜竊。
R
A group of people who protect someone or something.
The king's guard protected the palace day and night.
國王的衛隊日夜保護著宮殿。
R
Special soldiers who protect a king or queen.
The royal guard marched in perfect formation.
皇家衛隊以完美的隊形行進。
R
A protective cover for the body or machine parts.
The machine guard prevents accidents by covering sharp parts.
機器防護罩通過覆蓋鋒利部件來防止事故。
R
A person who works on a train but does not drive it.
The train guard checked everyone's tickets before departure.
列車員在出發前檢查了每個人的車票。
R
A defensive position in sports like boxing.
The boxer kept his guard up to block punches.
拳擊手保持防守姿勢以格擋 punches。
R
A basketball player who defends against the other team.
The guard prevented the other team from scoring.
後衛阻止了對方球隊得分。
R
An American football player who blocks for the team.
The guard protected the quarterback from being tackled.
護鋒保護四分衛不被擒抱。
verb
B1
To protect a place or people from danger.
Soldiers guard the border to keep the country safe.
士兵們守衛邊境以保障國家的安全。
B1
To watch over prisoners to prevent escape.
The prison guard must guard the inmates at all times.
監獄看守必須時刻看守囚犯。
R
To stay close to an opponent in sports to stop them.
The player was assigned to guard the best scorer on the other team.
這名球員被指派防守對方球隊的最佳得分手。
translation
守衛, 衛隊, 皇家衛兵, 防護罩, 列車員, 防守姿勢, 後衛, 護鋒
守衛, 看守, 盯防
詞形變化
3rd Present
guards
Past
guarded
Perfect
guarded
Progressive
guarding
Plural
guards