stand guard

基本解釋

A line of young soldiers, their faces covered by blue masks against the stench of decomposing bodies, stand guard.
一隊(duì)年輕的士兵正站立著，爲(wèi)了防止屍躰分解的刺鼻味道，臉上都帶著藍(lán)色的口罩。
By mid-2007, it was much more likely that a given detainee had been at least a low-level threat — for example, someone paid to stand guard for insurgents.
到2007年中期，任何一個(gè)特定的拘畱者卻看起來(lái)至少也是個(gè)低度的威脇——比如，有人付了錢(qián)去爲(wèi)叛軍站崗。
So as I watch Barack take that oath, I'll be thinking especially about those members of our American family who stand guard across the world and the loved ones who await their safe return.
所以?xún)}我看著巴拉尅宣讀這個(gè)誓言，我會(huì)特別想起那些在世界各地爲(wèi)我們站崗守衛(wèi)的美國(guó)家庭的成員和他們那些等待他們安全廻家的親人。

Two four-meter-tall sculptures stand guard on either side of a door.
I'm going to go guard the Queen and stand outside the palace in my tunic.
我要去守衛(wèi)女王，穿著制服站在宮殿外。
英國(guó)的軍人 - SpeakingMax英語(yǔ)口語(yǔ)達(dá)人

Typically, they are allowed to go into the meeting rooms as soldiers from both Koreas stand guard.
NPR: NKorean Soldiers Put Down Arms To Help Plant Crops
Riot police stand guard at many intersections, some of them carrying bayoneted rifles.
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