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1 guard
A n3 Mil ( duty) garde f, surveillance f ; to be on guard être de garde ; to go on guard prendre son tour de garde ; to come off guard finir son tour de garde ; to keep ou stand guard monter la garde (over auprès de) ; to mount (a) guard over sb/sth monter la garde auprès de qn/qch ; the changing of the guard GB la relève de la garde ;4 ( watchfulness) to drop ou relax ou lower one's guard baisser la garde ; to catch sb off guard prendre qn au dépourvu ; to be on one's guard être sur ses gardes ; to be on one's guard against sth se méfier de qch ; to be on one's guard against sth happening veiller à ce que qch n'arrive pas ;5 (group of soldiers, police etc) to transport sth under an armed guard transporter qch sous escorte armée ;8 GB ( in names of regiments) garde m ; the Scots Guards la garde écossaise ; the Coldstream Guard le régiment de Coldstream ;B vtr1 ( protect) surveiller [place, object] ; protéger [person, reputation] ; a dog guards the house un chien garde la maison ; the house/border is heavily guarded la maison/la frontière est sous haute surveillance ; to guard sth with one's life protéger qch au péril de sa vie ; to guard one's tongue fig surveiller sa langue ;the old guard la vieille garde.▶ guard against [sth] se prémunir contre [abuses, cheating, failure] ; to guard against doing sth prendre garde à ne pas faire qch ; to guard against sth happening veiller à ce que qch n'arrive pas. -
2 policing
A n1 ( maintaining law and order) maintien m de l'ordre ; the policing of our city streets le maintien de l'ordre dans nos rues ;3 ( staffing with police) organisation f du service d'ordre ; the policing of football matches/demonstrations l'organisation du service d'ordre pour les matchs/manifestations ;4 ( monitoring) contrôle m ; the policing of the new regulations le contrôle de l'application des nouveaux règlements. -
3 police
police [pəˈli:s]1. nounpolice fa. (with policemen) [+ place] maintenir l'ordre dans• the demonstration was heavily policed d'importantes forces de police étaient présentes lors de la manifestationb. [+ frontier, territory, prices] contrôler ; [+ agreements, controls] veiller à l'application de• the border is policed by UN patrols la frontière est sous la surveillance des patrouilles de l'ONU3. compounds[work] de la police ; [vehicle] de police ; [inquiry] policier ; [harassment] de la part de la police* * *[pə'liːs] 1.1) (+ v pl) ( official body)2) [U] ( individuals) policiers mpl2.transitive verb1) ( keep order) maintenir l'ordre dans [area]2) ( patrol) surveiller [area, frontier]; organiser le service d'ordre pour [demonstration, match]3) ( monitor) contrôler l'application de [measures] -
4 unmanned
unmanned [‚ʌn'mænd](without crew → plane, ship) sans équipage; (→ spacecraft, flight) inhabité; Railways (→ station) sans personnel; (→ level crossing) non gardé, automatique;∎ the border post/switchboard was unmanned il n'y avait personne au poste frontière/au standard;∎ the control centre was left unmanned le centre de contrôle est resté sans surveillance►► unmanned space travel vols mpl spatiaux non habités
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