warding

常見例句

用作名詞 (n.)

• She dialed the number and asked for the ward.
  她撥電話號碼要病房。
• The policemen phoned to every ward and suburb.
  警察給各城區(qū)和郊區(qū)打電話。
• After the girl's parents died,she was made a ward of her uncle and aunt.
  這女孩的父母雙亡后，舅父和舅母成了她的監(jiān)護人。

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雙語例句

• The light creates the illusion that the snail is bigger than it really is, giving it a glowing presence for warding off predators.
  它的光芒能產(chǎn)生使海蝸?？雌饋肀葘嶋H大的假象，這種光芒使其呈現(xiàn)鮮艷的外表來嚇退掠食者。
• The human body is so devoted to warding off potential starvation that in a society of plenty, innate weight-control mechanisms may harm more than they help.
  人的身體十分注重規(guī)避可能遭遇的饑餓，但在一個供給充分的社會，這種先天的體重控制機制可能害處比益處更多。
• Shimazaki and his co-workers propose that catechins may interfere with the body’s inflammatory response to periodontal bacteria, thereby promoting periodontal health, and warding off further disease.
  島崎及其同事提出，兒茶素會干擾身體中引起牙周炎癥的細菌，從而促進牙周健康并進一步預防和避免疾病。

權(quán)威例句

• Research by NYU's Blaser hints that H. pylori may be helpful in warding off asthma.
  FORBES: Our Germs, Ourselves
• The PlayStation, despite successfully warding off the N64 last Christmas, is definitely starting to show its age.
  FORBES: Pixelated dreams
• For public consumption, the change in protocol is all about protecting users, making the system more secure, warding off keystroke loggers.
  FORBES: Sex Scandals Distract While Twitter Pulls A Fast One
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