remain; maintain; hold to

look after; keep watch

observe; abide by; adhere to

guard; defend; garrison

(verb) 1. Hold to; 2. Remain

to hold fast to; to stick to

watcher; watchman; guarder [Syn.] 看守者; 看守員

stubborn; to stick to established practises

conservative faction/section

to guard, watch | [粵]: also 睇住

a sexually promiscuous woman can't remain a widow

it means it is hard to change people's personality; literally: a sexually promiscuous woman can't remain a widow

a man of his word

attack as a means of defence; use offense in order to defend

using attack as a means of defence

to stand by one's convictions

backward-looking; conservative; old-fashioned; orthodox

a jailer's room; a gaoler's room

night watchman

a defensive counterattack

abide by the law and behave oneself; know one's place

(idiom) Mind one's own business

adhere

to preserve; to guard; conservative

to follow the beaten track; be very conservative

narrow-minded (in terms of

)

conservative thinking;

stick to the old way of doing things; be conservative

wake (funerary ritual)

entrenched in; guard

secrecy; [v] to button one's lip, to keep secret

abide

conservative-dominated