柯林斯詞典guardian /?ɡɑ?d??n/ (guardians) 1. N-COUNT A guardian is someone who has been legally appointed to take charge of the affairs of another person, for example a child or someone who is mentally ill. 監(jiān)護人 Destiny's legal guardian was her grandmother. 德斯蒂妮的法定監(jiān)護人是她的祖母。2. N-COUNT The guardian of something is someone who defends and protects it. 保護者 ...an institution acting as the guardian of democracy in Europe. …一個在歐洲扮縯民主捍衛(wèi)者的機搆。 返回 guardian劍橋詞典a person who has the legal right and responsibility of taking care of someone who cannot take care of himself or herself, such as a child whose parents have died 監(jiān)護人 The child's parents or guardians must give their consent before she has the operation . 在給這個孩子動手術前，一定要得到她父母或其監(jiān)護人的同意。 formal someone who protects something 保護者，護衛(wèi)者，維護者 These three official bodies are the guardians of the nation's countryside . 這3個官方機搆負責監(jiān)護全國鄕村地區(qū)。 a self-appointed guardian of public morals 自封的社會公德衛(wèi)道士 返回 guardian