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护从

Word · Verb · NounTraditional扈

retinue; attendant

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Meanings

2 senses · 5 examples
1.

verb

to escort; to accompany as a guard; to follow and protect

archaic

Used in historical or formal contexts, often for the protection of royalty or important figures. As a verb, it's not commonly used in modern daily conversation.

Jiāng将
jūn军
shuài率
qīn亲
bīng兵
hù扈
cóng从
huáng皇
dì帝
chū出
xún巡
 。

The general led his personal guards to escort the emperor on his inspection tour.

Bǎi百
guān官
hù扈
cóng从
 ,
yí仪
zhàng仗
wēi威
yán严
 。

All officials accompanied as retinue, and the ceremonial guards were imposing.

2.

noun

retinue; escort; attendant; follower

archaic

Refers to the person(s) who serve as attendants or guards, part of a traditional entourage.

Tā他
shì是
guó国
wáng王
de的
zhōng忠
shí实
hù扈
cóng从
 。

He is the king's loyal attendant.

Xiǎo小
shuō说
zhōng中
 ,
qí骑
shì士
shēn身
hòu后
zǒng总
gēn跟
zhe着
jǐ几
míng名
hù扈
cóng从
 。

In the novel, the knight is always followed by several squires.

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Cǐ此
rén人
céng曾
shì是
zǎi宰
xiàng相
de的
hù扈
cóng从
 。

This person was once the prime minister's retainer.