on guard against

基本解釋

Thus, you should be on guard against this confused mapping.
因此，您應(yīng)該謹(jǐn)防這種有混淆的映射。
A few hours earlier, Li had reminded us again to be on guard against thieves, but Handy said, “Italy is not as chaotic as they made it seem. It sounded really terrifying.”
“李導(dǎo)游曾經(jīng)提醒過我們要提防小偷，不過Handy卻不以為然：”意大利沒有人們說的那么亂，不過傳聞什么的聽起來也嚇人的很。
The prince should be on guard against them and fear them as if they were declared enemies, because they will always help to bring about his downfall in adverse times.
君主應(yīng)該防范他們，對他們感到害怕，把他們當(dāng)作公開的敵人來對待，因為在困難時期他們總會促成他的垮臺。

One of the things, by the way, that Eikhenbaum does in passing is remind us that we should be on our guard against thinking that sound is onomatopoetic--that is, that it reflects the meaning of what it's talking about.
艾肯鮑姆在書中提到,他特別提醒我們,不應(yīng)該贊同擬聲現(xiàn)象，擬聲就是認為聲音能反應(yīng)它所表達的意思。
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Crises tend to come from places you are not on guard against.
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