off-guard

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishoff-guardˌoff-ˈguard adjective [not before noun] → catch/take somebody off-guardExamples from the Corpusoff-guard• Carson seemed to have been taken off-guard by her appreciation.• Beauty had become an abstraction; she was never caught off-guard by it.• Malcolm liked to rattle you, catch you off-guard by making demands nobody could possibly meet.• Caught off-guard, he blushed slightly, blinked his hazy blue eyes, and looked away in embarrassment.• When half-asleep and off-guard her vocabulary was raunchy.• Caught off-guard Wednesday, he apologized and reversed course.

单词	off-guard
释义	off-guard From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishoff-guardˌoff-ˈguard adjective [not before noun] → catch/take somebody off-guardExamples from the Corpusoff-guard• Carson seemed to have been taken off-guard by her appreciation.• Beauty had become an abstraction; she was never caught off-guard by it.• Malcolm liked to rattle you, catch you off-guard by making demands nobody could possibly meet.• Caught off-guard, he blushed slightly, blinked his hazy blue eyes, and looked away in embarrassment.• When half-asleep and off-guard her vocabulary was raunchy.• Caught off-guard Wednesday, he apologized and reversed course.
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