Usage of "off-guard" | TermGallery

Not prepared or vigilant.

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Uso de off-guard em inglês

I couldn't say if he was disappointed or just caught completely off-guard. 
 Act of will 

One long-time resident, Susan Wright, said the blaze had caught everyone off-guard. 
 News.com.au 

But it caught the scientific community tasked with informing policy makers off-guard. 
 The Guardian 

It was the assembly of her senior year that threw her off-guard. 
 Good girls don't 

They smashed into the group, catching them off-guard with their unexpected speed. 
 The skein of lament 

But you caught us off-guard... and the next thing we knew - 
 Complete Books of Blood 

Not only was he good man, but his death caught us off-guard. 
 The South African 

They were, however-perhapsfor the first time in their savage career-takencompletely off-guard. 
 Act of will 

Earlier this month, a surprise bout of power outages caught many residents off-guard. 
 The South African 

This left them caught off-guard by the new regime's sudden change in policy. 
 The Guardian 

One London-based investor said he was caught off-guard by the news. 
 Reuters 

It caught me a little off-guard to be honest…especially the amount of…negative attention. 
 Ebony 

His intuitive question caught me almost as off-guard as my sudden reaction had. 
 The brush-off: a hair-raising mystery 

She was strong and quick; a blur of venom that took him off-guard. 
 Complete Books of Blood 

Russian officials and bankers say they acted specifically to catch U.S. officials off-guard. 
 Reuters 

There was nothing he brought up that caught the president off-guard. 
 Ebony 

Significados de off-guard em inglês