PRAETORIAN GUARD - Αγγλικά-Ιταλικά μετάφραση

στο Ιταλικό λεξικό Oxford-Paravia

praetorian guard ΟΥΣ ΙΣΤΟΡΊΑ

praetorian guard

coorte θηλ pretoria

στο Ιταλικό λεξικό Oxford-Paravia

coorte -a

praetorian guard

coorte pretoria

praetorian guard

στο Ιταλικό λεξικό Oxford-Paravia

I. praetorian [βρετ priːˈtɔːrɪən, αμερικ priˈtɔriən] ΟΥΣ ΙΣΤΟΡΊΑ

praetorian

pretoriano αρσ

II. praetorian [βρετ priːˈtɔːrɪən, αμερικ priˈtɔriən] ΕΠΊΘ ΙΣΤΟΡΊΑ

praetorian

pretorio

I. guard [βρετ ɡɑːd, αμερικ ɡɑrd] ΟΥΣ

1. guard (minder):

guard (for person)

sorvegliante αρσ θηλ

guard (for place, object)

custode αρσ θηλ

guard (for place, object)

guardiano αρσ / guardiana θηλ

guard (for place, object)

sorvegliante αρσ θηλ

2. guard:

guard (at prison)

guardiano αρσ / guardiana θηλ

guard (soldier)

guardia θηλ

3. guard ΣΤΡΑΤ (duty):

guard

guardia θηλ

to be on guard

essere di guardia

to go on guard

montare di guardia

to come off guard

smontare di guardia

to keep or stand guard

fare la guardia (over a)

to mount (a) guard over sb, sth

montare la, di guardia a qn, qc

the changing of the guard βρετ

il cambio della guardia

4. guard (watchfulness):

to drop or relax or lower one's guard

abbassare la guardia

to catch sb off guard

cogliere qn di sorpresa, alla sprovvista

to be on one's guard

stare in guardia

to be on one's guard against sth

essere or stare in guardia contro qc

to be on one's guard against sth happening

stare in guardia affinché qc non accada

5. guard (group of soldiers, police etc.):

to transport sth under an armed guard

trasportare qc sotto scorta armata or sotto sorveglianza armata

6. guard βρετ ΣΙΔΗΡ:

guard

capotreno αρσ θηλ

7. guard:

guard (for safety)

dispositivo αρσ di sicurezza

guard (on printer)

coperchio αρσ di protezione

guard (on industrial machinery)

cofano αρσ di protezione

guard (on industrial machinery)

schermo αρσ di protezione

8. guard βρετ (in names of regiments):

guard

guardia θηλ

the Scots Guards

la guardia scozzese

the Coldstream Guard

il reggimento Coldstream

9. guard (in Ireland):

guard (policeman)

poliziotto αρσ

II. guard [βρετ ɡɑːd, αμερικ ɡɑrd] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

1. guard (protect):

guard place

sorvegliare, fare la guardia a

guard object

custodire

guard person, reputation

difendere, proteggere

a dog guards the house

un cane fa la guardia alla casa

the house, border is heavily guarded

la casa, il confine è sotto stretta sorveglianza

to guard sth with one's life

difendere qc a costo della propria vita

to guard one's tongue μτφ

tenere a freno la lingua

2. guard (prevent from escaping):

guard prisoner

sorvegliare, fare la guardia a

to be closely guarded

essere sotto stretta sorveglianza

3. guard (from discovery):

guard secret

custodire

a closely guarded secret

un segreto custodito gelosamente

III. guard [βρετ ɡɑːd, αμερικ ɡɑrd]

the old guard

la vecchia guardia

στο λεξικό PONS

I. guard [gɑ:rd] ΟΥΣ

1. guard (a. sport):

guard

guardia αρσ θηλ

prison guard

secondino(-a) αρσ (θηλ)

security guard

guardia giurata

to be on guard

essere di guardia

to be on one's guard (against sth/sb)

stare in guardia (contro qc/qu)

to be under guard

essere sotto vigilanza

to drop one's guard

abbassare la guardia

to keep guard over sth/sb

vigilare su qc/qu

2. guard (protective device):

fire guard

parascintille αρσ αμετάβλ

shin guard

parastinchi αρσ αμετάβλ

3. guard ΣΤΡΑΤ:

the National Guard

la Guardia Nazionale

II. guard [gɑ:rd] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

1. guard (protect):

guard

difendere

2. guard (prevent from escaping):

guard

fare la guardia a

3. guard (keep secret):

guard

custodire

Present

I	guard
you	guard
he/she/it	guards
we	guard
you	guard
they	guard

Past

I	guarded
you	guarded
he/she/it	guarded
we	guarded
you	guarded
they	guarded

Present Perfect

I	have	guarded
you	have	guarded
he/she/it	has	guarded
we	have	guarded
you	have	guarded
they	have	guarded

Past Perfect

I	had	guarded
you	had	guarded
he/she/it	had	guarded
we	had	guarded
you	had	guarded
they	had	guarded

Μονόγλωσσα παραδείγματα (μη ελεγμένα από τη συντακτική ομάδα της PONS)

This meant, somewhat strangely, that a praetorian action could be more serious than a civil action, which was unusual.

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