英语词组watching over是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

watch over

To guard, protect, or ensure the welfare of someone or something, often through close observation. I felt better sending the kids to camp when I knew Mrs. James would be there to watch over them. I can't help but feeling that I had an angel watching over me that day.

watch over someone or something

to keep guard over someone or something; to care for someone or something. Could you please watch over my little girl while I go to the store? I will watch over your house while you are away.

watch over

Guard for protection or safekeeping, as in There were only two aides watching over that large group of children. This idiom was first recorded in 1526.

watch over

To monitor and tend to someone or something: The nurses watched over the patient.

词组	watching over
释义	(redirected from watching over) watch over To guard, protect, or ensure the welfare of someone or something, often through close observation. I felt better sending the kids to camp when I knew Mrs. James would be there to watch over them. I can't help but feeling that I had an angel watching over me that day. watch over someone or something to keep guard over someone or something; to care for someone or something. Could you please watch over my little girl while I go to the store? I will watch over your house while you are away. watch over Guard for protection or safekeeping, as in There were only two aides watching over that large group of children. This idiom was first recorded in 1526. watch over v. To monitor and tend to someone or something: The nurses watched over the patient.
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