to screen; to shield; to cover; protection; cover; CL:面[mian4]

to speak in defense of; to argue in favor of; to defend; to plead

to guard; to protect

to defend; to safeguard; to protect; to uphold; to maintain

to shelter; to protect; to provide refuge; (law) asylum

to defend; to protect

to nurse; to look after; to watch over; (old) hospital nurse

to act as a guardian

to cherish; to treasure; to take care of; to love and protect

to rescue; to administer first aid

to protect

to endorse; to support

doctors and nurses; medic; medical (personnel)

to bless; to cherish; to take good care of; to conserve

intensive care (in hospital)

to shield (a miscreant) from punishment, criticism etc; to take sb's side

personal care (abbr. for 個人護理|个人护理[ge4 ren2 hu4 li3])

blessing

to protect a croney; to give unprincipled support

to maintain; to conserve; curing (concrete etc)

to guard; to protect

to stick up for a wrongdoer

to protect from all sides

(Tw) (of a teacher or parent volunteer) to perform student safety duty, guiding students and maintaining traffic order during arrival and dismissal

care; treatment (e.g. nursing care); to look after

special nursing; intensive care; abbr. for 特殊護理|特殊护理[te4 shu1 hu4 li3]

male nurse

(old) highest administrative post in border areas; governor of a march

to attend to the needs of (an invalid, disabled person etc); caregiver

(angling) keepnet

diplomatic asylum

officials shield one another (idiom); a cover-up

password protection

radiological defense

political asylum

environmental protection

radiation protection

intensive care

intensive care

collective protection

(law) consumer protection

Grade One State protected (species)