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Guard
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警備員, ガード
a person whose job is to protect and look after a person or place
Example
The guard escorted the VIP guests to their seats at the event.
The museum employs guards to protect valuable artifacts and artwork.
She hired a guard to watch over her estate while she was away on vacation.
02
安全装置, 保護
a device designed to prevent injury or accidents
03
ガード, ディフェンダー
the person who plays that position on a football team
04
ガード, 防御体勢
the defensive stance and positioning that athletes adopt to protect themselves from attacks while maintaining readiness to counter in combat sports like boxing and fencing
What is a "guard"?
In combat sports like boxing and fencing, a guard is the defensive position an athlete uses to protect themselves while staying ready to attack. This stance involves careful placement of the body, hands, or weapon to block or avoid strikes from an opponent. A strong guard not only provides protection but also allows the athlete to stay balanced and prepared to counterattack quickly. It is a fundamental skill that combines defense with the ability to stay active and respond effectively during a match.
Example
The boxer lowered his guard momentarily, leaving an opening for a counterpunch.
The fencer adjusted her guard to adapt to her opponent 's tactics.
She adopted a strong guard to counter her opponent 's attacks effectively.
05
ガード, 守護者
a position on a basketball team
06
警護, 防護
the duty or act of not letting any harm come into place, person, or property
07
ガード, オフェンシブ
(American football) a position on the line of scrimmage
08
ガード, 保護
a precautionary measure warding off impending danger or damage or injury etc.
09
警護, ガード部隊
a military unit serving to protect some place or person
10
ガード, 守備者
the person who plays the position of guard on a basketball team
to guard
01
守る, 警護する
to protect a person, place, or property against harm or an attack
Transitive: to guard a person or place
Example
The security team is currently guarding the event venue.
The goalkeeper 's role is to guard the goalpost during a soccer match.
A lifeguard is stationed at the pool to guard swimmers against emergencies.
02
監視する, 守る
to monitor or supervise someone closely in order to stop them from leaving or escaping a particular area
Transitive: to guard sb
Example
The fugitive was carefully guarded while being transported to the detention center.
He was guarded closely as he was escorted to the police station to avoid any chance of escape.
They had to guard the prisoners carefully, ensuring they did n’t try to flee during the transfer.
03
守る, 防ぐ
to shield or defend something from damage, harm, or danger
Transitive: to guard sth
Example
Regular maintenance helps guard the machinery against wear and tear.
The company uses encryption to guard sensitive data.
The new policies were introduced to guard the environment against pollution.
04
守る, 予防する
to take measures or precautions to protect something from potential risks or dangers
Intransitive: to guard against a danger
Example
The company guards against fraud by implementing strict security protocols.
The farmers guard against crop damage by using pest control measures.
They guard against cyber threats by using advanced encryption software.
例
The guard escorted the VIP guests to their seats at the event.
The museum employs guards to protect valuable artifacts and artwork.
She hired a guard to watch over her estate while she was away on vacation.
They installed security cameras and hired guards to protect their warehouse from theft.
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