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单词 guardian
释义
guardian
noun[C]
uk
/ˈɡɑː.di.ən/us
/ˈɡɑːr.di.ən/
apersonwho has thelegalrightandresponsibilityof takingcareof someone who cannot takecareof himself or herself, such as achildwhoseparentshavedied:
监护人
The child'sparentsor guardians must givetheirconsentbefore she has theoperation.在给这个孩子动手术前，一定要得到她父母或其监护人的同意。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
your parents
  • parentMy parents died when I was young.
  • biological parentSome children are raised by grandparents or other family members, instead of their biological parents.
  • adoptive parentWhen he was 7 months old, his mother gave him up to his adoptive parents.
  • motherHave you met my mother?
  • fatherMy father fully supports my life choices.
  • mumUKMy mum and dad go there every year.
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formal
someone whoprotectssomething:
保护者，护卫者，维护者
These threeofficialbodiesare the guardiansofthe nation'scountryside.这3个官方机构负责监护全国乡村地区。
aself-appointedguardianofpublicmorals自封的社会公德卫道士
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Parenting & caring for children
  • adopt
  • adoptable
  • adopted
  • adoptee
  • adoption
  • caretaking
  • child-rearing
  • childless
  • childlessness
  • childmind
  • looked-after
  • mothering
  • nanny
  • non-custodial
  • nursemaid
  • swaddle
  • unadoptable
  • unadopted
  • upbringing
  • visitation
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Protection and protectors
(Definition ofguardianfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

guardian| American Dictionary

guardian
noun[C]
us
/ˈɡɑr·di·ən/
apersonwho has thelegalrightandresponsibilityof takingcareof someone who is notresponsiblefor his or her owncare, such as achildwhoseparentshavedied
A guardian is also someone whoprotectssomething:
Shecharacterizedthedepartmentas the guardian of the nation’sforests.
(Definition ofguardianfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

guardian| Business English

guardian
noun[C]
uk
/ˈɡɑːdiən/us
LAW
apersonwho has thelegalresponsibilityto takecareof someone who cannot takecareof themselves, forexampleachildwhoseparentshavedied:
The child'sparentor guardianchooseswhichtypeof Child Trust Fund toopen.
someone whoprotectssomething:
The Bank of England'sreputationas the guardian offinancialstabilityhas beentestedby theseevents.
(Definition ofguardianfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofguardian

guardian
A sense of cultural continuity is a situational achievement, requiring per formers or "guardians" to re-create a relevance for old meanings in new contexts.
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Capital requirements for acquiring these skills are borne by guardians or parents.
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They are abstraction's guardians, ideology's policemen, the horsemen of conservatism, and their deadly work leads to the destruction of vital, burgeoning life.
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The marriage could also be agreed on in absentia, the spouses being replaced by their guardians or appointed legal representatives.
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In fact, judicialization is an integral part of the mechanism used by the guardians to maintain the overall division of sovereignty.
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Even at the height of their passions, crowds were caref ul to present themselves as the guardians of community values.
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Other types of raters (stepparents, adoptive parents, or other guardians) provided ratings for less than 1% of the sample.
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In three further cases both parents had predeceased their children ; leaving them orphaned and requesting relatives, brothers (their uncles), to act as trustees or guardians.
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However, the guardians of the girls were untraceable (and had very likely sold the girls in the first place).
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Poplarism (for those receiving relief guardians would newly acquire knightly status).
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As economists tend to think of themselves as guardians of rationality, holding the twin notions can be seen as dealing with nonrational behaviour.
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Strange guardians of the arcane, compositors got by, but have been swept aside by a new world.
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One of the morality guardians got out of the car and asked what this man's relation was to me.
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In these countries, sovereignty is divided between elected executives and unelected ones who act as guardians of the regime.
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The women, then, cover those issues that are central to women's roles as caretakers and guardians of the private sphere.
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Collocationswithguardian

guardian

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guardian ad litem
This suggests that aguardianadlitem be appointed to safeguard the patient's interests.
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guardian spirit
Shugoshin:guardianspiritat the centromere.
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legal guardian
If one parent died, the surviving parent became thelegalguardianof any minor children.
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