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1 guardia
f guardguardia forestale forest rangerguardia di pubblica sicurezza policemanguardia del corpo bodyguardguardia medica, medico m di guardia doctor on dutyfare la guardia keep guard or watchstare in guardia be on one's guard* * *guardia s.f.1 (custodia, vigilanza, difesa) guard, watch: fare la guardia a qlcu., a qlco., to guard s.o., sthg.; fare la guardia a un prigioniero, to guard a prisoner; fare buona guardia, to keep a good watch; montare la guardia, to stand (o to mount) guard; smontare la guardia, to go off duty (o to stand down), (mil.) essere di guardia, to be on (guard) duty, (di medico, custode) to be on duty; chi è il medico di guardia stanotte?, which doctor is on duty tonight?; dare il cambio alla guardia, to relieve the guard; (mil., mar.) turno di guardia, watch; (mil.) chi farà il turno di guardia?, who is on guard duty?; stai di guardia e dicci quando arriva, (fam.) keep a look out and tell us when he's coming; cinque poliziotti erano stati messi a guardia dell'entrata, five policemen were guarding the entrance // guardia medica, first-aid station // cane da guardia, watchdog2 (chi ha compiti di vigilanza) guard; (sentinella) sentry, sentinel; (custode) watchman*, caretaker: guardia carceraria, warder (o jailer); guardia del corpo, bodyguard; guardia del fuoco, fireman; guardia daziaria, customs officer; guardia d'onore, guard of honour; guardia di pubblica sicurezza, policeman; guardia campestre, country warden; guardia forestale, forester (o forest warden); guardia giurata, security guard; guardia notturna, night watchman; (mil.) ufficiale di guardia, duty officer; (mar.) officer of the watch; guardie a cavallo, horse guards; guardie a piedi, footguards; il cambio della guardia, the changing of the guard; (fig.) changeover // corpo di guardia, the guard; (edificio) guardhouse; (stanza) guardroom // chiamare le guardie, (fam.) to call the police // guardia nazionale, the National Guard // la vecchia guardia, the old guard: essere della vecchia guardia, to be a member of the old guard // giocare a guardie e ladri, (fam.) to play cops and robbers3 (posizione di difesa) guard: (scherma, boxe) in guardia, on guard; abbassare la guardia, to lower one's guard // mettere qlcu. in guardia da qlco., to warn s.o. against sthg.: lo misi in guardia da quei pericoli, I warned him against those dangers // mentre non stavo in guardia..., while I was off my guard... // stai in guardia, be careful (o watch out o be on your guard)4 (parte dell'elsa) (hilt-)guard5 (di libro) flyleaf*6 (tess.) shuttle guide7 (di fiume) safety high water mark: il Po è sotto il livello di guardia, the Po is below the safety high water mark // superare il livello di guardia, to exceed the safety limit; il tasso di inquinamento ha superato il livello di guardia, the level of pollution has reached danger point.* * *['ɡwardja]1. sf1) (individuo, corpo) guard2) (sorveglianza: gen) Naut watch, (Mil : servizio) guard duty, sentry dutylasciare qn a guardia di qc — to leave sb to look after sth, leave sb to keep an eye on sth, leave sth in sb's care
fare la guardia a qn/qc — to guard sb/sth
3) Pugilato Scherma guard, (di spada) hilt2.* * *['gwardja]sostantivo femminile1) (sorveglianza, custodia) guard, watchmontare di guardia — [ soldato] to go on guard, to mount guard
fare la guardia a — mil. to keep o stand guard over; [ cane] to guard [ casa]
cane da guardia — guard dog, watchdog
essere di guardia — [ soldato] to be on guard (duty); [dottore, infermiere] to be on call
turno di guardia — mil. turn of duty, guard duty
3) (sorvegliante) guard; (poliziotto) policeman*, constable BE4) (reparto militare) guard, guards pl.5) sport guardabbassare la guardia — to lower o drop o relax one's guard (anche fig.)
•guardia carceraria — prison officer BE o guard AE
guardia di finanza — = military corps dealing with customs, excise and tax crimes
guardia forestale — forester, forest ranger AE
guardia d'onore — guard of honour BE, honor guard AE
••mettere in guardia qcn. — to warn o caution sb.
* * *guardia/'gwardja/ ⇒ 18sostantivo f.1 (sorveglianza, custodia) guard, watch; montare di guardia [ soldato] to go on guard, to mount guard; fare la guardia a mil. to keep o stand guard over; [ cane] to guard [ casa]; cane da guardia guard dog, watchdog2 (servizio di vigilanza) essere di guardia [ soldato] to be on guard (duty); [dottore, infermiere] to be on call; turno di guardia mil. turn of duty, guard duty3 (sorvegliante) guard; (poliziotto) policeman*, constable BE; giocare a -e e ladri to play cops and robbers5 sport guard; in guardia! on guard! abbassare la guardia to lower o drop o relax one's guard (anche fig.)\guardia carceraria prison officer BE o guard AE; guardia del corpo bodyguard; guardia costiera coastguard; guardia di finanza = military corps dealing with customs, excise and tax crimes; guardia forestale forester, forest ranger AE; guardia giurata security guard; guardia medica emergency medical service; guardia notturna night watchman; guardia d'onore guard of honour BE, honor guard AE; guardia svizzera Swiss Guard. -
2 finanziere
m financierlungo le coste coastguard* * *finanziere s.m.2 ( guardia di finanza) customs officer, revenue officer.* * *[finan'tsjɛre]sostantivo maschile1) (chi si occupa di finanza) financier2) (della Guardia di Finanza) = officer of the Guardia di Finanza* * *finanziere/finan'tsjεre/ ⇒ 18sostantivo m.1 (chi si occupa di finanza) financier2 (della Guardia di Finanza) = officer of the Guardia di Finanza. -
3 finanza
f financefinanze pl financesministro m delle finanze Minister of Finance* * *finanza s.f.1 finance [U]: alta finanza, high finance; mondo della finanza, financial world; scienza delle finanze, finance (o financial science); finanza aziendale, corporate finance; finanza compensatrice, stabilizzata, compensatory finance; finanza pubblica, public (o national) finance; finanza locale, local finance; finanza statale, state (o national) finance; finanza delle imprese, business finance2 pl. ( entrate dello stato) state finances: finanze pubbliche, public finances // (trib.): guardia di finanza, ( corpo) Revenue Guard Corps; ( agente) customs (o revenue) officer; intendenza di finanza, revenue office3 pl. (fam.) finances, financial resources, means: le mie finanze sono in ribasso, I am short of cash; non so se le mie finanze me lo permetteranno, I don't know if I can afford it (o I don't know if my finances will run to it); le mie finanze non mi permettono un viaggio all'estero, my finances won't run to a holiday abroad.* * *[fi'nantsa] 1.sostantivo femminile1) (attività) finance2) (amministrazione) finance3) colloq. (Guardia di Finanza)2.la finanza — = military corps dealing with customs, excise and tax crimes
sostantivo femminile plurale finanze1) (di stato, impresa, casa) finances2) scherz. (disponibilità economiche)* * *finanza/fi'nantsa/I sostantivo f.2 (amministrazione) finance3 colloq. (Guardia di Finanza) la finanza = military corps dealing with customs, excise and tax crimesII finanze f.pl.1 (di stato, impresa, casa) finances2 scherz. (disponibilità economiche) le mie -e non mi permettono di andare in vacanza my finances don't run to a holiday. -
4 guardia di finanza
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