1.to keep watch and defend one another (idiom, from Mencius); to join forces to defend against external aggressors2.mutual help and protection
1.conservation (e.g. of energy, momentum or heat in physics)2.to remain constant (of a number)
1.defensive position2.guard
1.to keep oneself pure2.to preserve one's integrity3.to remain chaste
1.(of troops stationed in a strategic area) to defend2.(fig.) to stand guard3.to protect
to observe mourning for one's parents
1.to retreat and defend2.to withdraw and maintain one's guard
close the country to international intercourse
1.to guard2.to hold a fortified position3.entrenched
conservation law (physics)
1.(of a security guard etc) to be on duty, keeping an eye on things2.to keep watch
1.to stand a siege2.trapped in a besieged city
1.to hold on to2.to defend3.to keep4.to guard+1 条 1.guard2.garrison soldier
1.to abide by the law2.to respect the law
to go into mourning for one's parents
1.to keep watch beside a coffin2.to observe a period of mourning
1.to guard one's territory2.to protect the country
1.to preserve the accomplishments of previous generations2.to carry on the good work of one's predecessors
to remain honest and poor
1.enemy defense2.enemy garrison
1.to preserve one's heritage2.to defend the accomplishments of previous generations3.to carry on the good work4.to keep one's business going+1 条 1.to see in the New Year2.to stay up all night on lunar New Year's Eve
1.faithful (to the memory of betrothed)2.constant (of widow who remains unmarried)
1.to observe one's duty steadfastly2.devoted to one's job
to stay together; to rely on one another
1.to hold a pass2.to guard (a strategic location)
1.to stick to sth stubbornly2.never let go
1.to give up defending2.to yield3.to surrender
1.to comply faithfully2.sincerely abiding by
to adhere strictly (to the rules)
to hang around keeping a watch out for sth
senior provincial official in imperial China
1.to stay at home while one's husband is away2.grass widow
to stay home alone (of married woman)
to behave oneself; to abide by the rules
1.conservative2.to preserve the outmoded
duty to defend the country (idiom)
to be strictly just and impartial
1.to keep oneself pure2.to preserve one's integrity3.to remain chaste