Guard
Guard verb - To drive danger or attack away from.
Onto
Both words in one sentence
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If you have good timing, though, it's possible to jump off his sword when he raises it back up and get over the wrist guard or onto his and or belly, allowing you to climb up without having to break the wrist guard.
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Fakeout Escape: Bond tricks the guard into thinking he's escaped, clings onto the ceiling and then drops down behind him once the guard opens the door.
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However, the guard loses his footing and falls onto a second set of tracks as another train approaches.
Source: Half the Man He Used to Be
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