to guard; to defend; to keep watch; to abide by the law; to observe (rules or ritual); nearby; adjoining

conservative; to guard; to keep

to defend; to protect (against)

to guard; to watch over

to hold fast to; to stick to

to abide by; to keep (promises etc)

to guard

to stay behind to take care of things

(man a post and) defend

to stay together; to rely on one another

to defend one's property to the death; to cling obstinately to old habits; die-hard

to abscond; to be absent without leave

to scrupulously abide by

to neglect one's duty; dereliction of duty; malpractice

personal integrity

(military) (of a city etc) to fall into enemy hands; (fig.) to take a turn for the worse

to strictly maintain

(of a security guard etc) to be on duty, keeping an eye on things; to keep watch

to stand a siege; trapped in a besieged city

to strongly defend one's position; to be entrenched; to cling to

governor of a province

to give up defending; to yield; to surrender

to guard

to hold a pass; to guard (a strategic location)

to hold tight; to cling to; to adhere; stubborn; to detain sb as prisoner

to maintain; to adhere to; to observe (an injunction etc)

to guard; to hold a fortified position; entrenched

to stick to sth stubbornly; never let go

stubborn and conservative

to have custody of

to comply faithfully; sincerely abiding by

duty; responsibility; post

to adhere strictly (to the rules)

to hang around keeping a watch out for sth

to retreat and defend; to withdraw and maintain one's guard

senior provincial official in imperial China

(of troops stationed in a strategic area) to defend; (fig.) to stand guard; to protect

lighthouse keeper

total football (soccer)

to counter (a stroke in fencing)

able to act while maintaining one's integrity (idiom); also written 有守有為|有守有为[you3 shou3 you3 wei2]

(to be guilty of) dereliction of duty

to neglect one's duties

(of a couple) to stay together for life

close the country to international intercourse