guard-room /'ga:dru:m; -rum; NAmE 'ga:rd-/
noun a room for soldiers who
are guarding the entrance to a building or for keeping military prisoners in 卫兵室；
禁闭室
guards-man /'gaidzman; NAmE 'ga:rd-/ noun {pi. -men
/-man/)
a soldier in the Guards or in the National Guard in the US禁卫军士兵；(美国 >
国民警卫队士兵
guards van noun [Br£) the
part of a train where the person who is in charge of the train rides.列车.车长室；
守车…
guava /'gwaiva/ noun the fruit of a tropical
American tree, with yellow skin and pink flesh 番合榴（热带美洲
水果，黄皮，果肉呈粉红色）
gub-bins /'gAbinz/ noun [U] {old-fashioned, BrE, informal) various things that
are not important 零碎东西：All the gubbins that
came with the computer is still in the box. 这台电脑的所$零星配件述在盒子里。
gu-berna-tor-ial
/.guibana'toirial;
NAmE -baraa-/ adj. (formal) connected with the job
of state governor in the US ( 国）州长的，州i职位的：a gubernatoriaZ
candidate州长候选人◊ gubernatoriaZ
duties州长的职责
Guern-sey
/'g3：nzi; NAmE 'g3：rnzi/ noun 1 a type of cow kept for
its rich milk 根西牛（产政量大）2 guernsey a thick sweater made
with dark blue wool that has been specially treated so that it does not let
water through, worn originally by fishermen针织紧身防水羊毛衫（深
蓝色，原为渔民妨穿）3 guernsey (Awsfra/£) a football sweater,
especially one of the type without sleeves worn by Australian Rules players 是球运动梦；（■尤指澳
大利亚式的）橄榄球运会背心IT»T^1 get a guernsey {AustralE, informal) to be recognized as
being good (originally meaning to be chosen for a football team)获 得认得到承认
guerrilla (also guer-illa) /ge'rda/ noun a
member of a small group of soldiers who are not part of an official army and
who fight against official soldiers, usually to try to change the government 游击队 i : urban guerriHas_(k those who
fight in towns)—市游击队员◊ ^errilla war/warfare
(= fought by guerrillas on one or both sides)游击战◊ a guerriHa movement 游击运动 —compare freedom fighter glieSS /ges/ verb, noun
_
verb 1 〜（at st“）to try and give an
answer or make a judgement about sth without being sure of all the facts 猜测；估计：[V]J don’t reaHy
fcnow. J’m just guessing.我 #不知道，我只是猜测。◊ We can ody guess at her reasons/or ZeaWng.对她离去的原因我们只能猜测。◊ He guessed
rfght/urong.他猜对 / 错了。◊ [V (that)]
J’d guess that she’s about 30.峩估计她大约 30
岁。◊ [V wh-] Can
you guess where JVe been?你&猜出我去什么地方了
吗？ ◊ [VN] Can you
guess his age?你_猜虫也如年龄4? 2 to find the right
answer to a question or the truth without knowing all the facts 猜对；猜中；猜到[VN] She guessed the
answer straight away.她一下子就猜中了
答案。◊ [V wh-]
Yiou’H never guess what she to〖d me.你 永远輪不到她对我说了什么。◊ [V (that)] Ybu
wouW never guess (that) she had problems.
She's always so cheerful ^ 怎么也猜不到她有难以解决的问题。她总是那么乐观。
—see
also second-guess 3 I
guess (informal, especially to suppose that sth is
true or likely 想；’以为：[V (that)] I guess (that) youll be looking for a new job now. 我想你现在要找新工作了吧。◊对e didn’t see me，Zguess.’ “我想他没看见我。” ◊
‘Are you ready to go?’ Yeah, Jguessso.’ “你准备好出发了吗？” “是的，我想可以
了。’’ ◊ aren’t coming,
then?’‘Iguess not.’ “这 么说，他们不来了？” “我想是吧。” 4 guess…！ used to show that you are
going to say sth surprising or exciting (引出令人惊奇或激动的事）你猜：[VN] Guess w/iat/ He’s
asfced me out/杨:猜怎么着！他约我出去了 ！ ◊
[V wh-] Guess who J’ve just seen/ 你猜我刚才见到谁了！
II»T?1 keep sb 'guessing (informal) to not tell sb about your
plans or what is going to happen next 让某人捉摸
不定 ^ 或猜不透）：/t’s the fcfnci
o/boofc that fceeps you guessing right to t/ie end.这种书让你不看到最备淪猜
不透。
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now/? ~ (about
sth) | ~ (at sth) | 〜（that …）an attempt to give an answer
or an opinion when you cannot be certain if you are right 猜测；猜想：{BrB) to have/
907 guestimate
make a guess (at sth) ( ) ##i!j 0 {
a guess 推测◊ Go on/ Have a
guess/ 永呀！猜命看！. ◊
The article is based on guesses about what
might happen h theyimire•这篇文章的依据是对未来可能发生什么事情
的猜测。◊ rhey
might be here by 3—but tha^s just a
rough guess (= not exact).他们可能3点钟到 不过
这只是一个夫致的猜测。◊ My guess is
that we won’t /iear/ir〇m him again.我想我们再不会收到他的消息了。
0 At a guess, there were forty
people at the party.
四十人参加 7
聚会。◊ might hazard a guess, J’d say she was about thirty.让我来猜的话，我说她大约三十岁。
〇 Who
do you think I saw yesterday? Vll give you three guesses.你猜我昨天碰fij谁了?我让你猜三汝。 n»!7!l 'anybody^/1 anyone^ guess (informal) something
that nobody can be certain about 谁也拿不准的事：
What
wfH happen next is anybody’s guess.下一步会发生
什么事，谁也说不准。your .guess is as good as'mine {informal) used
to tell sb that you do not know any more about a subject than the person that
you are talking to does我和你一样不知道；我和你一样心中无
数：'Who^s going to win?9 Your guess is as
good as mine.f “谁会贏? ”“我和你一样不知道。” —more
at EDUCATED
'guessing game noun 1 a game in which you
have to guess the answers to questions 猜谜游戏 2 a situation in which
you do not know what is going to happen or what sb is going to do捉摸不定的局面
guess-ti-mate
(also
gues-ti mate) /'gestimat/ noun (informal) an
attempt to calculate sth that is based more on guessing than on information 瞎猜；大致估计‘ guess-work
/'gesw3：k; NAmE -W3：rk/ noun [U] the process of trying
to find an answer by guessing when you do not have enough information to be
sure 猜想；
猜测：Jt was pure guessworfc on our part.这纯属我们的
猜测。
guest /gest/ noun, verb
m noun 1 a person that you
have invited to your house or to a particular event that you are paying for 客人；宾 客：We have guests staying
this weekend.这周末我家有
客人来住。◊ more than 200 wedding guests * 100 姜检 出席 _礼的宾客 went
to the theatre dub as HeZen’s guest.海伦_我去戏剧俱乐部看戏了。◊ He was the
guest of honour (= the most important person invited to an event).他是贵宾。◊ iiz was not on the guest Hst.利兹 不在 ik
ii 之歹i。2 a person who is
staying at a hotel, etc.旅泰；房客：We have accommodation
/or 500 guests•我们看可供500位客人住宿的房间。◊ apaying guest (= a person who is living in a private
house, but paying as if they were in a hotel)寄宿客寸费住在私人
家中的人）◊ Guests s/iouZd
vacate their rooms by 20.30 a.m.旅客应在上午10:30以前腾出房间。3 a famous person or
performer who takes part in a television show or concert特别嘉宾；客串演员：a guest
artis^star/sfnger 特约艺人 /
明星 /
歌手◊' Our speciaZ guest tonight is…今曉我们的嘉宾桌…◊
He made a guest appearance on t/ie s/iow.他在这个节目里是客串
出场。4 a
person who is invited to a particular place or organization, or to speak at a
meeting 特邀嘉宾：
I7ie
scientists are here as guests 〇/ our government.这.里 的科学家是我国政府的贵宾。◊ a guest speaker特邀演
讲人 ITi!?l be my 'guest (informal) used to give sb
permission to do sth that they have asked to do 请便； 随便：‘Do you mind i/J use
the phone?’ "Be my guest.’ “可以用一下电话吗？” “请便。”
■
verb [V] -
(on sth) to take part in a television
or radio show, a concert, a game, etc. as a visiting or temporary performer or
player做特邀嘉宾；做客串；做特约演员：
She
guested on several chat shows while visiting Britain. 她访问英国时做过几.个访谈节目的特邀嘉宾。
'guest beer noun [U, C] (Br£) a beer that is not
usually available in a particular pub, but which is served there for a limited
period, often at a specially reduced price 款待啤酒（酒吧里限时供应，常为折价）
guest
house 圓/7 1 (&£)
a small hotel 小旅馆
2 {NAm^) a small
house built near a large house, for guests to stay in .(大房子旁供客人居住的）客房
gues.ti.mate
=■
guesstimate