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    Guardó (en. Saved)

    /ɡwarˈðo/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    To keep something in a safe or proper place.
    She kept the secret under seven locks.
    Ella guardó el secreto bajo siete llaves.
    To hold an object, memory, or information.
    She kept the letter as a memento from her childhood.
    Guardó la carta como un recuerdo de su infancia.
    To defend or protect something.
    The dog guarded the house from intruders.
    El perro guardó la casa de intrusos.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'guardare', which means 'to watch over' or 'to protect'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to keep in memory
    To retain a memory or information in the mind.
    guardar en la memoria
    to keep up appearances
    To maintain a correct or acceptable appearance before others.
    guardar las apariencias
    to keep a secret
    Not to reveal confidential information.
    guardar un secreto

    Related Words

    to keep
    To conserve or protect something.
    guardar
    guard
    A person in charge of security.
    guardia
    daycare
    A facility that cares for children or animals.
    guardería

    Slang Meanings

    To keep something a secret.
    Don't tell her anything, keep that info.
    No le digas nada, guarda ese dato.
    To protect someone from trouble.
    I'm always here to have your back.
    Siempre estoy aquí para guardarte las espaldas.