Ward
[ wɔ:d ]
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n. 病房，病室;监视，监督;保卫;[法]受监护人;
vt. 监护，守护;挡住，架住;避开;收容;
📝 例句
The White House is both a goldfish bowl and an isolation ward.
白宫既是一个金鱼缸，又是一个隔离病房。
I try to ward off fatigue by resting as much as possible.
为了防止疲劳，我尽可能多休息。
in the children's ward.
在小儿科病房那边。
His older sister had been taken off to the isolation ward.
他的姐姐被送到隔离病房。
🌱 联想助记
【串】yard(院子)论yard(码)要ward(保护),card(卡片)hard(硬)难把力hard努
【记】※ warm-温暖的,ward-病房:保护温暖的病房
※ war-战争,d-拼音“的”:战争年代的病房的条件是很差的
※ ward-病房,award-奖赏:她在病房中看护病人有功,上级给她奖赏
✅ 同义词
🔤 词根
-ward-表示“看护”
常见变体有-ver-、-gard-
📖 牛津释义
ward
n
1 separate part or room in a hospital for a particular group of patients 病房
a children's, maternity, surgical ward 儿科、 产科、 外科病房
a public/private ward 普通[单人]病房.
2 division of a city, etc that elects and is represented by a councillor in local government （城市的）区（可选出一名地方议员的）
There are three candidates standing for election in this ward. 这一区里有三名候选人参加竞选.
3 person, esp a child, who is under the care of a guardian or the protection of a lawcourt 由监护人或法院保护的人（尤指儿童）
She invested the money on behalf of her ward. 她代表受她监护的人投资.
The child was made a ward of court. 那个孩子由法院监护.
4 (usu pl 通常作复数) any one of the notches or projections in a key or lock (designed to prevent the lock being opened by any key except the right one) （钥匙或锁中的）一个凹处或凸处.5 (idm 习语) a ,ward in `chancery (in Britain) person, usu a child, whose affairs are looked after by the Lord Chancellor (eg because of the death of the ward's parents)（英国）由大法官监护的人（尤指儿童, 如因其父母去世）. ward, v (phr v) ward sb/sth off keep away (sb/sth that is dangerous or unpleasant); fend sb/sth off 避开（危险的或讨厌的人[事物]）; 挡开某人[某事物]
ward off blows, disease, danger, intruders 避开打击、 疾病、 危险、 闯入者.
🎯 考研助记
战争(war)得(d)准备 病房
🔁 扩展释义
*[wɒ:d]n. 病房, 守卫, 保卫, 保护, 监护, 牢房, 行政区, 锁孔内的榫舌vt. 使入病房, 守护, 保卫【医】 病室, 病房相关词组: ward off sth put sb in ward be under ward keep watch and ward
🏥 医学释义
病室，病房
🌿 同词根单词
📖 同为「博士」词汇
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Look out! There's a kangaroo!
当心！一只袋鼠！
Next, if it is not a story, get an idea of the organization of the book. Read the back cover and the introduction. Look at the pictures and the short texts below them. Turn to the front of the book and look at the contents. This way you can decide whether
其次，如果不是故事书，你就要对书的篇章结构有所了解。看看目录。这样，你就可以判断这本书是否可能引起你的兴趣。如果是这样，你就可以断定哪几个部分最有用，最有趣。
I knew that experts from the local museum would soon visit the cave.
我知道本地博物馆的专家会很快到山洞来探访。