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ward 【ward】n.被监护者After his parent's death, the court made him a ward of him aunt.他双亲过世后，法院让他的姑妈当监护人。

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[wɔːrd] 
warda person who is under the protection or in the custody of another
A ward is a group of rooms or a section in a hospital or prison; in a hospital, different wards deal with different needs, like the psychiatric ward or maternity ward.
Although ward is most often used in connection with hospitals and prisons, cities and towns can also be broken into wards. These are usually geographic areas that are used in elections: city council members often represent wards of the city. A ward is also the name given to a child who is watched over by someone other than his parents. Sometimes children are known as "wards of the state," meaning they have been taken from their homes.
All forms of 'ward' will appear on average once every 89 pages.rewardfulrewardingunrewardedrewardinglyunrewardingrewardwardwarderwardership

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Pron	[wɔːrd]
Back	【ward】 n.被监护者 After his parent's death, the court made him a ward of him aunt. 他双亲过世后，法院让他的姑妈当监护人。
Vocab	warda person who is under the protection or in the custody of another A ward is a group of rooms or a section in a hospital or prison; in a hospital, different wards deal with different needs, like the psychiatric ward or maternity ward. Although ward is most often used in connection with hospitals and prisons, cities and towns can also be broken into wards. These are usually geographic areas that are used in elections: city council members often represent wards of the city. A ward is also the name given to a child who is watched over by someone other than his parents. Sometimes children are known as "wards of the state," meaning they have been taken from their homes. All forms of 'ward' will appear on average once every 89 pages. rewardful rewarding unrewarded rewardingly unrewarding reward ward warder wardership

Ward Wɔːrd N.被监护者 Parent's Death Court Made Aunt