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defender

/dih-fen-der/US // dɪˈfɛn dər //

捍卫者,后卫,辩护人,防守者

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a person who defends someone or something from attack, assault, or injury: We commemorate the brave defenders of this fort.
    • : Law. an attorney for a defendant, especially a public defender: the systemwide benefits of effective defenders.
    • : a person who supports an argument, theory, thesis, etc., in the face of criticism or challenging questions: defenders of gay rights.
    • : Sports. a team player whose assigned role is to prevent the other team from scoring: On the court, he’s an exceptional defender and a natural leader.a contestant or team that attempts to retain a championship title, rank, etc., in a competition against a challenger: Her main rival is the young title defender from Italy.

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Examples

  • As Jared said before, Murray isn’t going to see better defenders than he did last round, which has to be encouraging for the Nuggets.

  • He stood at the free-throw line with 4-on-3 advantages and all but played with his food by looking off defenders before firing passes to open 3-point shooters.

  • Former teammate Kei Kamara remembers games in which Davies would “effortlessly” run around defenders in loops, or toy with them with the ball at his feet.

  • Getting by defenders like Jimmy Butler, Jae Crowder, Bam Adebayo and Andre Iguodala was never going to be easy.

  • And, even with Westbrook’s propensity to gamble more than he probably should as an off-ball defender, none are obvious weak links on that end.

  • And, as any good public defender would, Wolf says the allegations are absurd.

  • Kadyrov then declared himself to be “the main human rights defender” in Chechnya.

  • He could be remade into a defender of the environment, a preserver of habitats and champion of rainforest ecology.

  • A hulking defender breaks into the backfield and takes him down with a vicious clothesline tackle.

  • And into the fray comes a weapon I never thought would have been legal, let alone humane—something called Knee Defender.

  • John Cantacuzenus, the historian of his own times, and a defender of the faith, inaugurated emperor of Constantinople.

  • Maximilian Lamarque, died at Paris; a distinguished French officer, and defender of liberal principles.

  • They stared rudely at the beautiful traveller who was starting off with so many trunks, and a dog of such size for her defender.

  • After the trial races and consequent choice of 'Vigilant' as defender, public attention was centred on the coming of 'Valkyrie.'

  • Tears came to his eyes, and he could have embraced his defender.

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