guarded

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishguardedguard‧ed /ˈɡɑːdɪd $ ˈɡɑːr-/ adjective CAREFULnot giving very much information or showing your feelings about something SYN cautious The minister was quite guarded in his comments. He gave the proposal a guarded welcome. —guardedly adverbExamples from the Corpusguarded• The faces hold you: guarded, apprehensive, expectant, confident, resolute.• Baker spoke about the project with guarded enthusiasm.• Their message was expressed in very guarded language.• In one poem William Ix said that a closely guarded married woman was as bad a prospect as a millpond without fish.• Strangers were rarely seen on that private and closely guarded property.• He knew that the routine and itinerary of the Chairman were a closely guarded secret.• It was not the falcon's nesting site, John wisely keeps all such eyries a closely guarded secret.• Michael Fallon, MP for Darlington, has given the scheme a guarded welcome.• His reaction was a very guarded welcome.

单词	guarded
释义	guarded From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishguardedguard‧ed /ˈɡɑːdɪd $ ˈɡɑːr-/ adjective CAREFULnot giving very much information or showing your feelings about something SYN cautious The minister was quite guarded in his comments. He gave the proposal a guarded welcome. —guardedly adverbExamples from the Corpusguarded• The faces hold you: guarded, apprehensive, expectant, confident, resolute.• Baker spoke about the project with guarded enthusiasm.• Their message was expressed in very guarded language.• In one poem William Ix said that a closely guarded married woman was as bad a prospect as a millpond without fish.• Strangers were rarely seen on that private and closely guarded property.• He knew that the routine and itinerary of the Chairman were a closely guarded secret.• It was not the falcon's nesting site, John wisely keeps all such eyries a closely guarded secret.• Michael Fallon, MP for Darlington, has given the scheme a guarded welcome.• His reaction was a very guarded welcome.
随便看	a frustrated poet etc a fudge a fully paid up member of a fully paid-up member of a fully paid-up member of something a fully paidup member of a fun day etc a fun day/evening etc a fun evening etc a fund of a fund of something a funny etc business a funny look a further 10 5 minutes etc a further 10 miles minutes etc a further 10 miles/5 minutes etc a fury of a fury of something a futile attempt a futile attempt/effort a futile effort a gaggle of children etc a gaggle of geese a gaggle of tourists etc a gaggle of tourists/children etc