fend 英 [fend]   美 [fɛnd]

fend

fend  英 [fend] 美 [fɛnd]

vt. 谋生;避开 

进行时:fending  过去式:fended  过去分词:fended  第三人称单数:fends 

fend for oneself 照料自己
fend off 避开;挡开

  • If you get along on your own, with no assistance from another person, you can say that you fend for yourself.
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  • vt. 谋生;避开
  • 1. fend for oneself

    照料自己

  • 2. fend off

    避开;挡开

  • 3. He neatly fended off a jab at his chest.

    他利落地挡开了当胸的一击。

  • 4. I've had to fend for myself since I was 14.

    我从十四岁时起就不得不照料自己。

  • 5. For another, Slack has rising competition to fend off.

    另一方面,Slack还要抵御不断加剧的竞争。

  • fend (v.) c. 1300, "defend, guard; protect; put up a fight; excuse or justify; forbid, bar," shortening of defend. From mid-14c. as "make a defense" and (usually with off (adv.)) "ward off, beat off, keep at a distance." Developed a meaning "make provision, give care" in Scottish English (16c.); hence to fend for oneself (1620s) "see to one's own defense." Related: Fended; fending.
fend / fend ; NAmE fend / verb PHRASAL VERBS ˌfend for yourˈself to take care of yourself without help from anyone else 照料自己;自谋生计 His parents agreed to pay the rent for his apartment but otherwise left him to fend for himself. 他的父母同意替他付房租,其他的则让他自己解决。 ˌfend sth/sb↔ˈoff 1 to defend or protect yourself from sth/sb that is attacking you 抵挡,挡开,避开(攻击) SYN fight off , ward off The police officer fended off the blows with his riot shield. 那名警察用防暴盾牌抵挡攻击。 2 to protect yourself from difficult questions, criticisms, etc, especially by avoiding them 避开,回避(难题、批评等) SYN ward off She managed to fend off questions about new tax increases. 她设法避开了关于新增赋税的问题。 fend fends fended fending fend / fend ; NAmE fend /
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