bodyguards

英 [ˈbɒdɪˌgɑːdz]

美 [ˈbɑdiˌgɑrdz]

n.  保镖，警卫(队)
bodyguard的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 保镖；警卫（队）
  Abodyguardis a person or a group of people employed to protect someone.
  1. Three of his bodyguards were injured in the attack...
     在这次袭击事件中，他有3名保镖受了伤。
  2. The King had brought his own bodyguard of twenty armed men.
     国王带了20名持枪的贴身侍卫。

双语例句

• Female fans fought their way past bodyguards and tore at his clothes.
  女粉丝冲破保安的阻拦，撕扯他的衣裳。
• Then two of his armed bodyguards offered the four policemen$ 180 each to let him go.
  随后，他的两名武装保镖提出，给在场的四位警察每人180美元并请他们放了冈萨雷斯。
• He enjoyed the trappings of power, such as a chauffeur-driven car and bodyguards.
  他喜欢讲究权势的排场，例如雇有司机的汽车和保镖。
• When she travels, the president has a large retinue of aides and bodyguards.
  当她旅行时，这位总统有一大群助手和保镖的随从。
• Three of his bodyguards were injured in the attack
  在这次袭击事件中，他有3名保镖受了伤。
• She was screened from the protesters by a group of bodyguards.
  一群保镖把她和抗议者隔开。
• Two of Michael's bodyguards had come up behind her and were waiting for orders from him.
  迈克尔的两个保镖早就站在康妮后面，等待着他下命令。
• Listen, we're all going to need bodyguards soon enough.
  听着，我们很快都得雇保镖了。
• If the bodyguards are armed, we kill them.
  如果保镖带武器的话，我们把他们干掉。
• For safety's sake the Emperor's bodyguards chose an alternative route.
  为安全起见，君主的保镖选了另一条路线。