guard duty

英 [ɡɑːd ˈdjuːti]

美 [ɡɑːrd ˈduːti]

防卫职责

英英释义

noun

• the duty of serving as a sentry
  1. he was on guard that night
  Synonym:guardsentry dutysentry go

双语例句

• Slugs love to attack unguarded eggs, but in this stump, father frog is on guard duty.
  蛞蝓喜欢攻击没有防备的蛙卵.然而在这截竹子里头，雄蛙正提防著。
• Half-a-dozen me were detailed off for guard duty. I became a shift leader after only four months there.
  六七个人被指派担任守卫。我在那里仅四个月后就担任领班。
• So King Rehoboam made bronze shields to replace them and assigned these to the commanders of the guard on duty at the entrance to the royal palace.
  罗波安王制造铜盾牌代替那金盾牌，交给守王宫门的护卫长看守。
• For leaving his post, the guard was charged with neglect of duty.
  警卫由于擅自离岗而被指责玩忽职守。
• The prisoner tried to entice the guard from his duty.
  囚犯企图把监狱看守人诱离岗位。
• The guard on duty was confronted by an armed man.
  执勤的哨兵和一名持枪者对峙。
• The smartest men were told off guard duty at Government House. provision of logistic ( or administrative) support by one or more of the military services to one or more departments or agencies of the US government.
  美国服务于一个以上的部门和机构的政府机构提供的后勤（或行政）支持。
• This is the same guy who got notes from his parents excusing him for being sick all the way from pre-school to National Guard duty.
  这是同一个人从他的父母那里得到的记录，有着争议的他从幼儿园到负责国民警卫队，一直有病。
• The one appointed for guard duty.
  被指派去站岗的那个人。
• A guard who carries a halberd ( as a symbol of his duty).
  带着戟（作为他的职责的符号）的卫兵。