protection
noun/prəˈtekʃn/
Слово англійською: protection
Переклад protection українською: за́хист від чо́го (від на́паду), за́хист від перенапру́ги
Детальний опис
- [uncountable] the act of protecting somebody/something; the state of being protected
- protection against something Wear clothes that provide adequate protection against the wind and rain.
- protection from something His straw hat offered some protection from the sun.
- protection of somebody/something (against/from something) We seek to ensure the protection of human rights.
- the conservation and protection of the environment
- protection for somebody/something (against/from something) They are campaigning for better protection for workers.
- for protection She carries a gun in her bag for personal protection.
- under protection He asked to be put under police protection.
- under the protection of somebody/something These people remain under the protection of the United Nations.
- data protection laws
- the importance of environmental protection
- [countable, uncountable] a thing that protects somebody/something against something
- protection against something The plastic sheeting is not a complete protection against the rain.
- protection from something The trench served as a protection from enemy gunfire.
- as (a) protection He wears a helmet as protection.
- as (a) protection against/from something Fill the cooling system with antifreeze as a protection against frost.
- They wore the charm as a protection against evil spirits.
- [uncountable] protection (against something) insurance against fire, injury, damage, etc.
- Our policy offers complete protection against fire and theft.
- [uncountable] the system of helping an industry in your own country by taxing foreign goods
- The government is ready to introduce protection for the car industry.
- [uncountable] the system of paying criminals so that they will not attack your business or property
- to pay protection money
- to run a protection racket
Word OriginMiddle English: from Old French, from late Latin protectio(n-), from protegere ‘cover in front’, from pro- ‘in front’ + tegere ‘to cover’.