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defend

[dih-fend] / dɪˈfɛnd /




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"There have been plenty of games when we have defended them very well. But the fact is we've conceded too many set-piece goals and we don't score enough," said Van Dijk.

From BBC

Iran's government has previously defended its use of the death penalty, saying it is limited to only "the most severe crimes".

From BBC

The U.S. diplomatic and military establishment faced a challenge, said Steil: “How do we defend our vital economic and security interests in Europe without troops?”

From The Wall Street Journal

Argentina’s central bank holds foreign currency reserves to pay debt, defend the peso and cover imports, but they have been drained by years of currency controls and financial crises.

From The Wall Street Journal

IFN-gamma, in particular, plays a critical role in defending the body against foreign DNA and RNA, including viral genetic material.

From Science Daily