to shield
01
守る, 庇う
to protect or hide someone or something from harm or danger
Transitive: to shield sb/sth | to shield sb/sth from potential harm
例
The knight shielded the princess from the oncoming danger.
騎士は姫を迫り来る危険から守った。
A good umbrella can shield you from the rain.
良い傘は雨からあなたを守ることができます。
Shield
01
盾, シールド
a large piece of armor made of strong material, carried on the arm by soldiers in the past
例
The knight raised his shield to deflect the enemy's sword during the battle.
騎士は戦いの途中で敵の剣をかわすために盾を上げた。
Historians found fragments of ancient shields in archaeological digs near the old castle.
歴史家たちは、古城近くの考古学的発掘で古代の盾の破片を発見しました。
02
a hard outer covering or case of certain animals, such as arthropods or turtles, providing protection
例
The beetle 's shield was glossy and brown.
Turtles have a protective shell often called a shield.
03
a structure or covering used to protect something from harm, damage, or exposure
例
The building had a shield against strong winds.
Solar panels were fitted with a protective shield.
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