guardian
英 [‘gɑːdɪən]美 [‘ɡɑrdɪən]- n. [法] 监护人，保护人；守护者
- adj. 守护的
- n. (Guardian)人名；(西)瓜尔迪安
英文词源
guardian (n.)"one who guards," early 14c., garden; early 15c., gardein, from Anglo-French gardein (late 13c.), Old French gardien "keeper, custodian," earlier guarden, from Frankish *warding-, from the Germanic source of guard (v.). Specific legal sense is from 1510s. Guardian angel is from 1630s.双语例句
1. The Turkish situation makes the lead in tomorrow‘s Guardian.土耳其局势将成为明天《卫报》的头条。来自柯林斯例句
2. Before the Chronicle I used to take the Guardian.在订阅《纪事报》以前，我看的是《卫报》。来自柯林斯例句
3. The Guardian‘s front page carries a photograph of the two foreign ministers.《卫报》的头版刊登了两国外交部长的一张合影。来自柯林斯例句
4. Those documents are now in the possession of the Guardian.那些文件目前在《卫报》手里。来自柯林斯例句
5. The ill-advised conceit of the guardian angel dooms the film from the start.对守护天使的蹩脚设计弄巧成拙，从一开始就注定这部电影要失败。