Wächter

m; -s, -; guard; (Nachtwächter) (night) watchman; auf Parkplatz, in Museum etc.: attendant; fig. custodian, guardian

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der Wächter

watchman; watcher; guarder; guard; guardian; warden

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Wạ̈ch|ter I ['vɛçtɐ]

m -s, -

guard dog, watchdog II ['vɛçtɐ]

1. m -s, -, Wäch|te|rin

[-ərɪn]

2. f -, -nen

guardian; (= Nachtwächter) watchman; (= Turmwächter) watch; (= Museumswächter, Parkplatzwächter) attendant

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der

1) (someone whose job is to prevent (a person) escaping: There was a guard with the prisoner every hour of the day.) guard

2) (a soldier or other person on guard to stop anyone who has no right to enter, pass etc: The entrance was guarded by two sentries.) sentry

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Wäch·ter(in)

<-s, ->

[ˈvɛçtɐ]

m(f)

1. (veraltend: Hüter in einer Anstalt) guard; (Wachmann) [night-]watchman

2. (Hüter) guardian

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der; Wächters, Wächter: guard; (LeibWächter) bodyguard; (NachtWächter, TurmWächter) watchman; (ParkWächter) [park-]keeper

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Wächter m; -s, -; guard; (Nachtwächter) (night) watchman; auf Parkplatz, in Museum etc: attendant; fig custodian, guardian

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der; Wächters, Wächter: guard; (LeibWächter) bodyguard; (NachtWächter, TurmWächter) watchman; (ParkWächter) [park-]keeper

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- m.

guard n.

warden n.

warder n.

watcher n.

watchman n.

(§ pl.: watchmen)