Guárdese (en. Take care)

/ɡwarˈðese/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Action of protecting oneself or taking cover.

Please, guard yourself from the rain under the awning.

Por favor, guárdese de la lluvia bajo el toldo.

Instruction for someone to take care or be alert.

In times of crisis, it is important that you take care.

En tiempos de crisis, es importante que se guarde.

Expression of advice to avoid risks.

Guard yourself from temptations and keep your focus.

Guárdese de las tentaciones y mantenga su enfoque.

From the imperative of the verb 'guardar', which comes from the Latin 'guardare'.

take care of yourself

Make sure you are safe and protected.

guárdese bien

be wary of

Be careful with something or someone in particular.

guárdese de

feel free to guard yourself

Feel free to protect yourself.

siéntase libre de guárdese

keep

Act of protecting or conserving something.

guardar

caution

Measure taken to avoid a risk.

precaución

safety

Condition of being free from danger.

seguridad

Being alert to a situation.

At this party, guard yourself because there are many strange people.

En esta fiesta, guárdese porque hay mucha gente rara.

Being careful with friendships.

I always tell him to watch out for his friends, they're dangerous.

Siempre le digo que se guarde de sus amigos, son peligrosos.