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1. (n.) watchdog
a dog kept to guard property.
2. watchdog
a watchful guardian:
a watchdog of the public morals.
3. (v.t.) watchdog
to watch carefully, esp. so as to detect illegal or unethical conduct.
Etymology: (1600–10)
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| Definition of 'Watchdog' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) watchdog
a guardian or defender against theft or illegal practices or waste
"she is the global watchdog for human rights abuses"
2. (noun) watchdog, guard dog
a dog trained to guard property
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1. (noun) Watchdog
a dog kept to watch and guard premises or property, and to give notice of the approach of intruders
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Sense: a dog which guards someone's property etc
We leave a watchdog in our office at night to scare away thieves.
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 Afrikaans: waghond |
 Arabic: كَلْب الحِراسَه |
 Bulgarian: куче пазач |
 Brazilian: cão de guarda |
 Czech: hlídací pes |
 German: der Wachhund |
 Danish: vagthund |
 Greek: μαντρόσκυλο |
 Spanish: perro guardián |
 Estonian: valvekoer |
 Farsi: سگ نگهبان |
 Finnish: vahtikoira |
 French: chien de garde |
 Hebrew: כֶּלֶב שְׁמִירָה |
 Hindi: रखवाली करने वाला कुत्ता |
 Croatian: pasčuvar |
 Hungarian: házőrző kutya |
 Indonesian: anjing penjaga |
 Icelandic: varðhundur |
 Italian: cane da guardia |
 Japanese: 番犬 |
 Korean: 감시견 |
 Lithuanian: sarginisšuo |
 Latvian: sargsuns |
 Malay: anjing pengawal, pemerhat |
 Dutch: waakhond |
 Norwegian: vakthund |
 Polish: pies-stróż |
 Portuguese: cão de guarda |
 Romanian: câine de pază |
 Russian: сторожевая собака |
 Slovak: strážny pes |
 Slovenian: pesčuvaj |
 Serbian: pasčuvar |
 Swedish: vakthund |
 Thai: สุนัขเฝ้าบ้าน |
 Turkish: bekçi köpeği |
 Taiwanese: 看門狗 |
 Ukrainian: сторожовий пес |
 Urdu: پہرہ دینے والا کتا |
 Chinese: 看门狗 |
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