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ESLPod_1169_WE_2013 Being Talkative and Reserved In this podcast, the word "guarded" means careful and cautious, not wanting to expose, show, or share something: "The nurses are trained to be very guarded about the patients' health when speaking with their family members." A "guard" is someone whose job is to protect a person or place: "The guards are asking everyone to show a piece of government-issued identification before entering the building." A "guard dog" is a dog that is trained to bark at and/or bite unknown people to prevent them from entering the building: "All the neighbors are frightened by the Harrisons' guard dog." Finally, a "color guard" is a person who carries a flag representing an organization in a parade or ceremony: "Each high school marching band follows the school's color guard."

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ESLPod 1169 guarded About You

Id	ESLPod_1169_WE_2013
Episode Id	ESLPod 1169
Episode Title	Being Talkative and Reserved
Phrase	guarded
Text	In this podcast, the word "guarded" means careful and cautious, not wanting to expose, show, or share something: "The nurses are trained to be very guarded about the patients' health when speaking with their family members." A "guard" is someone whose job is to protect a person or place: "The guards are asking everyone to show a piece of government-issued identification before entering the building." A "guard dog" is a dog that is trained to bark at and/or bite unknown people to prevent them from entering the building: "All the neighbors are frightened by the Harrisons' guard dog." Finally, a "color guard" is a person who carries a flag representing an organization in a parade or ceremony: "Each high school marching band follows the school's color guard."
Topics	About You

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