0 a soldier, police officer, etc. who keeps a person or place safe -- garde [ masculine ]
1 the act of protecting sb or sth or keeping sb from escaping -- garde [ feminine ]
the hours during which he was on guard les heures durant lesquelles il était de garde
the prisoner under guard le prisonnier sous surveillance
2 paying attention because sth bad could happen -- sur ses gardes (contre)
3 not paying attention and vulnerable to sth bad happening -- au dépourvu
5 to stop from escaping -- surveiller
6 to protect from danger or attack -- garder
The soldiers were guarding the king/palace.
7 to prevent (a person) escaping, (something) happening -- surveiller
8 someone who or something which protects -- garde
9 someone whose job is to prevent (a person) escaping -- garde
10 a person in charge of a train; conductor American -- chef de train
11 the act or duty of guarding. -- surveillance
We must guard against any muddling of concepts.
It is governed by political gnomes busy jealously guarding their small treasure.
We must guard against two temptations.
Secondly, people are saying that the security guards posted at the entrances were responsible.
In this respect, there is some malpractice, and this should be guarded against.
This rather exceptional window of opportunity could, however, close again quickly and this is something we must guard against.
You know that, on the question of national champions, we shall seek to follow – or, whenever possible, pre-empt – your invitation to keep up our guard.
I agree with him on the need to guard against a return to intergovernmental methods, which some find appealing.
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