garde
BrE /ɡɑːd/ AmE /ɡɑrd/
verb en → es
past guarded pp guarded ing guarding
to protect or watch over someone or something to prevent them from being harmed, damaged, or stolen
vigilar, proteger, guardar
- guard somebody/something against/from something
Collocations guard the door · guard a secret
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He guards his privacy carefully.
Él cuida celosamente su privacidad.
to watch or keep a close eye on someone or something, especially to make sure that they do not cause trouble or get into danger
vigilar, observar, cuidar
- guard somebody/something against/from something
Collocations guard the children · guard a prisoner
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She guards her son closely.
Ella vigila a su hijo de cerca.
to serve as a soldier or guard in the military forces, especially to protect a particular place
servir como soldado o guardia en las fuerzas armadas
- guard somewhere
Collocations guard the border · guard a prison
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He has been guarding the embassy for years.
Ha estado guardando el embajada durante años.
to stay in a place, especially to protect it or keep watch over it
quedarse en un lugar para protegerlo o vigilarlo
- guard somewhere
Collocations guard the entrance · guard a post
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He will guard the gate until morning.
Él quedará guardando la entrada hasta el amanecer.
to keep a supply of something, especially food or goods, in case it is needed later
guardar un suministro de algo
- guard something
Collocations guard a supply of food · guard an emergency stockpile
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We should guard enough water for emergencies.
Deberíamos guardar suficiente agua para emergencias.
to be careful or cautious about something, especially to avoid danger or harm
ser cauteloso sobre algo
- guard against/from something
Collocations guard against risks · guard against mistakes
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We must guard against complacency.
Debemos guardar precaución contra la complacencia.
to defend or protect someone or something, especially in a legal context
defender o proteger a alguien o algo
- guard somebody/something
Collocations guard one's rights · guard one's interests
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He will guard his client’s legal rights.
Él defenderá los derechos legales de su cliente.
to stand or remain in a particular place, especially to protect it or keep watch over it
quedarse en pie en un lugar para protegerlo o vigilarlo
- guard somewhere
Collocations guard the entrance · guard a post
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He stood guard at the door.
Él se quedó de guardia en la puerta.