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guardian

/gahr-dee-uhn/US // ˈgɑr di ən //UK // (ˈɡɑːdɪən) //

监护人,监护者,监护,守护者

Related Words

superintendent监督员,警司,警司大人,学监angel天使,天使的,天使的故事chaperon陪护,陪伴,陪伴者,陪护者guard守护,守卫,守,守住sponsor赞助人,赞助者,赞助商,提案人defender捍卫者,后卫,辩护人,防守者sentinel哨兵,哨兵队,步哨,前哨trustee受托人,信托人,受托者,托管人escort护送,陪同人员,护送人员,陪护nurse护士,护理人员,护士长,护理员shepherd牧羊人,牧人,牧民,牧羊者paladin圣骑士,骑士,帕拉德,帕拉丁champion冠军,冠军得主,锦标赛,冠军的supervisor监督员,监管人,监督者,主管custodian保管人,托管人,保管员,监护人patrol巡逻,巡逻队,巡查,巡视warden典狱长,监狱长,监管人,监护人conservator保管人,保管员,保存人,储物者keeper保持者,保持人,保持器,保持attendant服务员,侍者,服务人员,随从

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a person who guards, protects, or preserves.
    • : Law. a person who is entrusted by law with the care of the person or property, or both, of another, as a minor or someone legally incapable of managing his or her own affairs.
    • : the superior of a Franciscan convent.
adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : guarding; protecting: a guardian deity.

Synonyms & Antonyms

nounkeeper, protector
Synonyms
angel天使,天使的,天使的故事attendant服务员,侍者,服务人员,随从baby-sitter保姆,保姆服务,育婴师,保姆服务员cerberus苍蝇,苍耳,苍鹭,苍龙champion冠军,冠军得主,锦标赛,冠军的chaperon陪护,陪伴,陪伴者,陪护者chaperone陪伴者,陪护人员,陪护员,陪护者conservator保管人,保管员,保存人,储物者cop拷贝,拷贝拷贝,拷贝的,拷贝的方式curator策展人,馆长,策划人,馆员custodian保管人,托管人,保管员,监护人defender捍卫者,后卫,辩护人,防守者escort护送,陪同人员,护送人员,陪护guard守护,守卫,守,守住keeper保持者,保持人,保持器,保持nurse护士,护理人员,护士长,护理员overseer监工,监督者,监管人,监管者paladin圣骑士,骑士,帕拉德,帕拉丁patrol巡逻,巡逻队,巡查,巡视preserver保存者,保存人,保护者,保管人safeguard保障,保护,保卫,维护sentinel哨兵,哨兵队,步哨,前哨shepherd牧羊人,牧人,牧民,牧羊者sitter坐着的人,坐着的,坐椅,坐下来sponsor赞助人,赞助者,赞助商,提案人superintendent监督员,警司,警司大人,学监supervisor监督员,监管人,监督者,主管trustee受托人,信托人,受托者,托管人vigilante义务警员,义务兵,义警,义务警察warden典狱长,监狱长,监管人,监护人watchdog看门狗,监视者,看门人,观察者bird dog鸟狗,鸟犬,鸟类狗,鸟人狗

Examples

  • Most self-identify with what sociologist Jane Jacobs in “Systems of Survival” described as part of the “guardian culture” of a society.

  • Legally, they need a parent or guardian to open a custodial account under their name.

  • My dad was my guardian on set and I was the youngest, and I know they were probably a little scared of him.

  • Schools need a coordinated vaccination plan so that staff, students, parents, guardians and household members who are essential workers or elderly have timely and accessible vaccination opportunities.

  • Each thought of itself to be the guardians of the nation and the true “revolutionaries.”

  • According to a ticket seller who spoke to The Guardian, the site still receives only 10 visitors a day, on average.

  • Down 29 percent since 2005, according to a Guardian survey of book authors.

  • “I laid out there for two and a half hours and my guardian angel showed up—rapper T.I.,” Stapp told MTV News.

  • In the same interview with the Guardian, he started a diplomatic war with South Africa.

  • They say The Guardian has been dragging its feet on the pursuit of NSA-related stories while keeping the Times on a short leash.

  • If I am your legal guardian, what right have you to question the arrangements made by your husband?

  • But the riders whirled along towards Rai Bareilly, and in another quarter of an hour the night would be their best guardian.

  • Failing all these heirs, Randolph was to be guardian until Parliament should determine the succession.

  • The truth is, in giving up the idea of guardian angels and similar beliefs we have given up some of the greatest comforts in life.

  • Likewise, a legally appointed guardian or conservator of an insane inventor may apply for and obtain a patent in trust for him.

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