bastion

UK:  ['bæstiən]

US:  ['bæstʃ(ə)n]

复数：bastions  

n.

1.〔比喻〕堡垒

2.设防地区,阵地工事

3.棱堡

4.引人注目的星座

5.突出悬谷

1 . A typical configuration includes two routers with a bastion host that serves as the application gateway sitting between them.
典型配置包括两个路由器，其中一个作设防主站，它起了两者间的应用入口的作用。

2 . The American South is still the bastion of conservatism and evangelism, but that doesn't stop them from trying to expound Zombies.
美国南部虽然仍是保守主义和福音传道的堡垒，但这并不影响人们尝试对僵尸进行研究探索。

3 . People do not know with the "conspiracy" , Huaichuai the grandson of the war, in love, a bastion of bloody battles.
带着人所不知的“阴谋”，怀揣着孙子战书，在爱的堡垒里浴血奋战。

4 . Japan, sometimes called the only socialist country that works, may actually turn out to be the last bastion of capitalism.
尽管有时被称作当前唯一还在运转的社会主义国家，但也许日本才是资本主义真正的最后堡垒。

5 . JUDGING artistic styles, and the similarities between them, might be thought one bastion of human skill that machines could never storm.
人们也许认为评价艺术风格和不同风格之间的相似点是机器永远不能攻克的由人类技能把守的堡垒。