Guardé (en. Kept)

/ɡwarˈde/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

The action of putting something in a safe place or conserving it.

I stored the money in the bank.

Guardé el dinero en el banco.

To keep custody of something.

I kept the keys in an accessible place.

Guardé las llaves en un lugar accesible.

To preserve something for future use.

I saved the important documents in a folder.

Guardé los documentos importantes en una carpeta.

From the verb 'guardar', which derives from the Latin 'guardare'.

to keep in memory

To retain information in the mind.

guardar en la memoria

to keep a secret

To keep something confidential.

guardar un secreto

to maintain appearances

To act in a way that maintains a favorable image.

guardar las apariencias

to keep

To place something in a safe location.

guardar

guard

Person responsible for safeguarding something.

guarda

guard

Watchman or person in charge of security.

guardia

To keep a secret informally.

Don't tell anyone, it's a secret.

No le digas a nadie, es un guardé.

To have something in reserve.

I saved it for later.

Lo tengo guardé para más tarde.