personal bodyguard
collocation私人保镖
The actress travels with a personal bodyguard.
这位女演员出行时带着一名私人保镖。
保镖
bodyguards — plural of bodyguard
负责保护某人的人或一群人,通常携带武器；护送并保护重要人物的人；护送并保护重要人物的一组人；护卫
a person or group that protects someone, especially an important or famous person
负责保护某人的人或一群人,通常携带武器
A person or group of persons, often armed, responsible for protecting someone.
护送并保护重要人物的人
someone who escorts and protects a prominent person
护送并保护重要人物的一组人
a group of men who escort and protect some important person
The celebrity's bodyguard checked the room before she entered.
那位名人的保镖在她进入之前检查了房间。
用法提示：名词单数形式，指保护名人的个人保镖。
The president's bodyguards formed a protective circle around him.
总统的保镖们在他周围形成了一个保护圈。
用法提示：名词复数形式，指一群保护重要人物的保镖。
She hired a bodyguard to protect her during the book tour.
她雇了一名保镖在巡回售书期间保护她。
用法提示：名词单数，指被雇佣的保镖。
guard 更侧重一般性的守卫，bodyguard 特指贴身保镖，用于保护个人安全
protector 语气更正式，多指广义的保护者，bodyguard 特指雇佣的贴身护卫
escort 强调陪同和护送，不一定具备武力保护，bodyguard 强调武力护卫
minder 为英式口语用法，与 bodyguard 可互换，但不够正式
私人保镖
The actress travels with a personal bodyguard.
这位女演员出行时带着一名私人保镖。
武装保镖
The diplomat was guarded by armed bodyguards.
这名外交官由武装保镖保护。
前保镖
His former bodyguard wrote a book about him.
他的前保镖写了一本关于他的书。
雇一名保镖
Fearing for his safety, he hired a bodyguard.
由于担心安全，他雇了一名保镖。
充当保镖
She asked her friend to act as a bodyguard.
她请朋友充当保镖。
一队保镖
The president was surrounded by a team of bodyguards.
总统被一队保镖围住。
body + guard
body + work
body + building
guard + rail
safe + guard
与保镖职责相关的整体安全防护工作。
保镖通常保护的对象。
保镖的核心职能，确保被保护者安全。
保镖常作为重要人物随行团队的一部分。
保镖需要留意周围环境，防范潜在威胁。
掩盖真相的谎言屏障
The official report was a bodyguard of lies designed to hide the real events.
那份官方报告是一层掩盖真相的谎言，旨在隐瞒真实事件。
《保镖》
In The Bodyguard, Kevin Costner plays a professional bodyguard.
在电影《保镖》中，凯文·科斯特纳扮演了一名职业保镖。
我想当你的保镖
A bodyguard protects important people from danger.
保镖保护重要人物免受危险。
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