guardia
Del latín 'guardia', relacionado con 'guardián'.
NOUN
(1)
[/ˈɡwaɾ.dia/es-ES]
guard
literal
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sentinel
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watchman
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vigilante
formal
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custodian
formalliterary
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guard duty
untranslatable
(Refers to a specific role or function that doesn't have a single-word equivalent in English.)
Antonyms
desprotección
A person responsible for protecting or overseeing someone or something, such as a guard, sentinel, or watchman. It can also refer to the act or period of performing such a protective or surveillance role, often referred to as guard duty or a shift on watch.
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- El guardia del museo nos guio por la exposición. — The museum guard guided us through the exhibition.
- Los soldados hacen guardia toda la noche para proteger el campamento. — The soldiers are on guard duty all night to protect the camp.