shield

中英词典：shield

形容词

shielded [ˈʃiːldɪd]：有屏蔽物保护的，有防护罩的

名词

1. 盾牌；防护物 2. 屏障；遮蔽物 3. （电子设备的）屏蔽罩 4. （汽车）护板；风挡 5. （计）盾；标志

词语辨析

shield 和guard：两者都有“保护”的意思，但shield更强调物理屏障，guard则更强调守卫或看守。

词汇扩充

shielded adj. 有屏蔽物保护的

shielding n. 屏蔽；防护

shield-shaped adj. 盾形的

shieldbearer n. 护盾者

shieldless adj. 无盾的

shieldlike adj. 盾状的

近义词

1. protect：保护 2. guard：守卫 3. defend：防御

反义词

1. expose：暴露 2. endanger：危害 3. attack：攻击

柯林斯词典

noun

1. A shield is a large piece of metal or leather which soldiers held in front of their bodies to protect themselves. 2. A shield is something that provides protection or shelter, often in the form of a barrier. 3. A shield is a large flat surface behind a vehicle or a structure such as a machine to protect it from heat, cold, or other harmful effects. 4. A shield is a large area of metal or stone that is built around a nuclear reactor in order to prevent the escape of harmful radiation. 5. A shield is the same as a force field.

verb

If you shield someone or something from a danger, you protect them from it.

牛津词典

noun

1. A shield is a large piece of metal or wood, carried by soldiers in the past to protect their bodies from weapons. 2. A shield is something that provides protection or shelter, often in the form of a barrier. 3. A shield is a protective metal or rubber cover over a machine or piece of equipment. 4. A shield is a large area of metal or concrete that is built around a nuclear reactor in order to prevent the escape of harmful radiation. 5. A shield is a piece of equipment worn by a goalkeeper to protect themselves.

transitive verb

If you shield someone or something from a danger, you protect them from it.

用法

1. The knight held his shield firmly in front of him. [名词] 2. The umbrella provided a shield from the rain. [名词] 3. The laptop is protected by a shielded case. [形容词] 4. The police officer used his body to shield the child from the flying debris. [动词] 5. The car's windshield was cracked in the accident. [名词] 6. The nuclear power plant is equipped with a radiation shield. [名词] 7. The goalkeeper wore a shield to protect his face. [名词] 8. The mother shielded her child from the strong sunlight with an umbrella. [动词] 9. The company invested in a shielding system to protect their data from cyber attacks. [名词] 10. The soldiers formed a shield wall to defend against the enemy. [名词] 11. The laptop screen was shielded from glare by an anti-reflective coating. [动词] 12. The knight's shield was emblazoned with his family crest. [名词] 13. The force field shielded the spaceship from the asteroid's impact. [动词] 14. The nuclear reactor is enclosed within a thick shield of lead. [名词] 15. The security guard stood as a shield at the entrance to the building. [名词] 16. The mother shielded her child's eyes from the violent scene. [动词] 17. The goalie's shield saved him from a serious injury. [名词] 18. The castle had a strong shield wall to protect against enemy attacks. [名词] 19. The company used a shielded cable to prevent electromagnetic interference. [形容词] 20. The diplomat's bodyguards formed a shield around him. [名词]