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 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 in memory

To retain information in the mind.

guardar en la memoria

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.