Definition of new guard in English:

new guard

noun ˌnjuː ˈɡɑːd

1Chiefly Military History. Used to denote any of various bodies of troops which have been, or were at one time, newly constituted.
2Australian History. In form New Guard. A right-wing paramilitary organization active in New South Wales during the 1930s; a member of this organization.
3The most recently enlisted members of an organization, especially those who are seen as representatives or advocates of change. Also: those who are at the forefront of a social or political movement.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Littell's Living Age. From new + guard.

Definition of new guard in US English:

new guard

nounˌnjuː ˈɡɑːd

1Chiefly Military History. Used to denote any of various bodies of troops which have been, or were at one time, newly constituted.
2Australian History. In form New Guard. A right-wing paramilitary organization active in New South Wales during the 1930s; a member of this organization.
3The most recently enlisted members of an organization, especially those who are seen as representatives or advocates of change. Also: those who are at the forefront of a social or political movement.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Littell's Living Age. From new + guard.

词汇	new guard
释义	Definition of new guard in English: new guard noun ˌnjuː ˈɡɑːd 1Chiefly Military History. Used to denote any of various bodies of troops which have been, or were at one time, newly constituted. 2Australian History. In form New Guard. A right-wing paramilitary organization active in New South Wales during the 1930s; a member of this organization. 3The most recently enlisted members of an organization, especially those who are seen as representatives or advocates of change. Also: those who are at the forefront of a social or political movement. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Littell's Living Age. From new + guard. Definition of new guard in US English: new guard nounˌnjuː ˈɡɑːd 1Chiefly Military History. Used to denote any of various bodies of troops which have been, or were at one time, newly constituted. 2Australian History. In form New Guard. A right-wing paramilitary organization active in New South Wales during the 1930s; a member of this organization. 3The most recently enlisted members of an organization, especially those who are seen as representatives or advocates of change. Also: those who are at the forefront of a social or political movement. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Littell's Living Age. From new + guard.
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