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protect
- IPA[prəˈtɛkt]
英式
- keep safe from harm or injury；preserve or guarantee by means of formal or legal measures
verb: protect, 3rd person present: protects, gerund or present participle: protecting, past tense: protected, past participle: protected
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動詞
- 1. keep safe from harm or injury he tried to protect Kelly from the attack use a sunscreen that protects against both UVA and UVB
- ▪ preserve or guarantee by means of formal or legal measures free speech is protected under Article 33 of the Constitution
- ▪ aim to preserve (a threatened species or area) by legislating against hunting, collecting, or development the first federal legislation protecting bison was enacted in 1894 the wetlands have been protected since 1998
- ▪ shield (a domestic industry) from competition by imposing import duties on foreign goods Japan's Ministry of Trade & Industry erected barriers to protect the country's infant computer industry
- ▪ restrict access to or use of (data or a memory location) security products are designed to protect information from unauthorized access
- preserved from harm, especially by means of formal or legal measures: medical facilities have a special protected status under international law
Oxford Dictionary
- preserved from harm, especially by means of formal or legal measures: medical facilities have a special protected status under international law
Oxford American Dictionary
- protect (a disk) from accidental writing or erasure: of course I had neglected to write-protect the floppy a write-protected disk
Oxford American Dictionary
- protect (a disk) from accidental writing or erasure: of course I had neglected to write-protect the floppy a write-protected disk
Oxford Dictionary
- a rectangle in the centre of the pitch on which a bowler may not run after delivering the ball.
Oxford Dictionary
- (of a computer, file, etc.) accessible only to users entering the correct password: the teaching websites are password-protected for all enrolled students
Oxford American Dictionary
- (of a computer, file, etc.) accessible only to users entering the correct password: the teaching websites are password-protected for all enrolled students
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- IPA[prəˈtek(t)]
美式
- keep safe from harm or injury: he tried to protect Kelly from the attack certain vitamins may protect against heart disease
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