0 an organization of people who do the same job or have the same interests -- 同業公會，行會；協會
the Fashion Designers' Guild 時裝設計師協會
the Writers' Guild 作家協會
The two dominant guilds were detritivores and predators, together comprising approximately 80% of the animal assemblages.
It was not paying enough to be taken up by specialist weavers and thus subjected to guild-like barriers.
Although assigning parasite species to guilds remains highly speculative, acanthocephalans and cestodes, as absorbers, are interpreted here as members of the same feeding guild.
But the attitudes of the guilds towards illicit work, and accordingly the significance they attached to this problem, changed noticeably over time.
Seasonal variation of foraging niches in a guild of passerine birds in a cork-oak woodland.
These surveys highlight the existence of a rich natural enemy guild that is keeping the pest in check in its natural habitat.
For the overall feeding guild and body mass niche matrix, 14 of the 21 cells are occupied by more than one species.
Nevertheless, differences in guild policies were considerable, and hence also the ways husbands and wives cooperated in the urban market trades.
