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warding是ward的现在分词 - n.守护；病室；(监狱的)监房；(济贫院的)收容室
- v.守护；防止；收容
- 网络保护；守卫；结界反弹
复数：wards 过去分词：warded 现在分词：warding n. intensive care,ICU,intensive care unit,place,unit n. | 1. 病房,病室;(监狱的)监房;(济贫院的)收容室;(城堡内的)旷场 1. 病房,病室;(监狱的)监房;(济贫院的)收容室;(城堡内的)旷场 | v. | | un. | 1. 华德(1.Sir Adolphus William,1837—1924,英国历史学家;2.Mary Augusta,1851—1920,Mrs.Humphry Ward,本姓 Arnold,英国女小说家) |
n. | 1. an administrative or electoral division of an area such as a city, town, or county 2. a room in a hospital, especially one for several patients being given similar treatment 4. somebody, especially a child or young person, who is under the care of a guardian or a court 5. an open area within the walls of a castle 6. a state of official custody or protection 7. a movement or stance used as a means of protection, e.g. in fencing 8. in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, an administrative division presided over by a bishop and two counselors 9. a ridge or groove in a key or a lock that makes one fit the other 10. a large room in a hospital with beds for people to stay in 1. an administrative or electoral division of an area such as a city, town, or county 2. a room in a hospital, especially one for several patients being given similar treatment 4. somebody, especially a child or young person, who is under the care of a guardian or a court 5. an open area within the walls of a castle 6. a state of official custody or protection 7. a movement or stance used as a means of protection, e.g. in fencing 8. in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, an administrative division presided over by a bishop and two counselors 9. a ridge or groove in a key or a lock that makes one fit the other 10. a large room in a hospital with beds for people to stay in | v. | 1. to guard or protect somebody or something |
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