shield
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/ʃiːld/
🇬🇧
/ʃiːld/
noun
R
A piece of armor soldiers carried to protect themselves in battle.
The knight held his shield to block the enemy's attack.
騎士舉著他的盾牌來阻擋敵人的攻擊。
R
A strong plastic tool police use to protect themselves from crowds.
The officer used a shield to stay safe from the angry crowd.
警官使用盾牌來保護自己免受憤怒人群的傷害。
R
Something or someone that protects by forming a barrier.
His confidence acted as a shield against criticism.
他的自信起到了抵禦批評的屏障作用。
R
A cover that protects a machine or person from harm.
The heat shield protects the worker from burns.
隔熱罩保護工人免受燒傷。
R
A prize shaped like a shield given in sports competitions.
The team won a shield for first place in the tournament.
該隊在錦標賽中獲得第一名，贏得了一面盾牌獎盃。
R
A drawing or model of a shield showing a coat of arms.
The family shield displayed their history and symbols.
家族盾徽展示了他們的歷史和象徵。
R
A police officer's badge.
The officer's shield identified him as part of the police force.
警官的警徽標識他是警察部隊的一員。
verb
R
To protect someone or something from danger or harm.
She used her hand to shield her eyes from the bright sun.
她用手遮擋眼睛，避免強光照射。
R
To put a protective cover around a machine.
They installed a shield to protect the machine operator.
他們安裝了防護罩來保護機器操作員。
R
To stay away from others to avoid getting sick.
During the pandemic, many people had to shield at home to stay safe.
疫情期間，許多人不得不居家隔離以保持安全。
translation
盾牌, 防暴盾牌, 保護物, 防護罩, 盾形獎牌, 盾徽, 警徽
保護, 加裝護罩, 隔離
詞形變化
3rd Present
shields
Past
shielded
Perfect
shielded
Progressive
shielding
Plural
shields