| 释义 |
unguardedun‧guard‧ed /ʌnˈɡɑːdɪd $ -ɑːr-/ adjective   - He is almost as unguarded and hungry as she is, and his partnering is so musical it allows her to fly.
- He suffered from the kind of hypersensitivity which, unchecked or unguarded, would have incapacitated him.
- I pondered the connection between my dream and my chum's unguarded nap.
- The film-makers used a chink in the technological armour to record the candidates in their unguarded, uncensored private moments.
- Well, if Isabel had any ideas of playing on that one unguarded remark she could think again, he vowed grimly.
- You caught him at an unguarded moment.
NOUN► moment· For one aching, unguarded moment she wished she were back in his arms, nestled against his hard body.· You caught him at an unguarded moment.· The only human explanation was that one of us had said something in an unguarded moment.· Because George Seifert has unguarded moments, more often than not solitary ones.· Had his anti-female attitude been weakened during an unguarded moment?· As he stepped to one side, Christina had a clear view of Stephen's face in an unguarded moment. ► an unguarded moment- In an unguarded moment, he admitted taking the file.
- As he stepped to one side, Christina had a clear view of Stephen's face in an unguarded moment.
- Had his anti-female attitude been weakened during an unguarded moment?
- The only human explanation was that one of us had said something in an unguarded moment.
- You caught him at an unguarded moment.
1an unguarded moment a time when you are not paying attention to what you are doing or saying:  In an unguarded moment, he admitted that he wanted to quit his job.2an unguarded remark, statement etc is one that you make carelessly without thinking of the possible effects3not guarded or protected by anyone |