shields
Pronunciation: [ʃiːldz]
Word
Context: “protection”
(noun) shields are flat pieces of metal or other materials that people hold in front of them to protect themselves from attacks or dangers. Soldiers often use shields in battles to stay safe.
Example
The knight held his shield high to deflect the arrows.
Example
Without a shield, he felt very exposed during the fight.
Example
What type of shield does a medieval soldier use for protection?
Context: “protection”
(verb) to shield someone or something means to protect them from harm or danger. It’s like covering a friend with your arm to keep them safe.
Example
She shielded her eyes from the bright sun.
Example
He didn’t shield his little brother from the harsh words of others.
Example
How can we shield the plants from the cold weather?
Context: “emblem”
(noun) a shield can also refer to a special emblem or symbol, often used to show a group or family. This shield can be part of a coat of arms that represents important qualities.
Example
The family displayed their shield on the wall to show their history.
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Without its shield, the coat of arms looked incomplete.
Example
What does the design on the shield represent for your family?
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