bodyguard

UK:  ['bɒdi.ɡɑː(r)d]

US:  ['bɑdi.ɡɑrd]

复数：bodyguards  

n.

1.保镖,随身保镖,随身警卫,保安人员

v.

1.护送

1 . They would leave alone by the back door without a bodyguard while Rees-Jones stationed himself as a decoy at the front.
他们将从后门溜走，不带保镖，而里斯-琼斯则呆在前门作诱饵。

2 . He was renowned among the thirty, but he did not attain to the three. And David set him over his bodyguard.
他比那三十个勇士都尊贵，只是不及前三个勇士。大卫立他作护卫长。

3 . Goyle is quite dense. He follows Draco Malfoy around and serves as something of a bodyguard for him.
高尔相当笨，他跟着德拉科·马尔福出来进去，充当他的保镖。

4 . He was popular among the Thirty but did not equal the Three. David put him in command of his bodyguard.
他比三十勇士更有名望，但尚不及前三杰。达味派他作侍卫长。

5 . When he heard that his mother picked up pine firewood in the nearby mountains when the pick up immediately with a bodyguard.
当他听说他母亲在附近山上拾松枝柴时，带着警卫员立即就去接。