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1. (n.) bodyguard
a person or group of persons employed to guard an individual from bodily harm.
2. (v.i.) bodyguard
to provide with or act as a bodyguard.
Etymology: (1725–35)
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| Definition of 'bodyguard' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) bodyguard, escort
someone who escorts and protects a prominent person
2. (noun) bodyguard
a group of men who escort and protect some important person
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1. (noun) bodyguard
sb employed to protect a person
the President's bodyguard
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| Definition of 'bodyguard' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) bodyguard
a guard to protect or defend the person; a lifeguard
2. (noun) bodyguard
retinue; attendance; following
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Sense: a guard or guards to protect (especially an important person)
the president's bodyguard.
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 Afrikaans: lyfwag |
 Arabic: حَرَسٌ خاص |
 Bulgarian: телохранител |
 Brazilian: guarda-costas |
 Czech: tělesná (osobní) stráž |
 German: die Leibwache |
 Danish: livvagt |
 Greek: σωματοφύλακας |
 Spanish: guardaespaldas |
 Estonian: ihukaitsja |
 Farsi: محافظ شخصی |
 Finnish: henkivartija |
 French: garde du corps |
 Hebrew: שׁוֹמֵר רֹאש |
 Hindi: अंगरक्षक |
 Croatian: tjelohranitelj |
 Hungarian: testőr |
 Indonesian: pengawal |
 Icelandic: lífvörður |
 Italian: guardia del corpo |
 Japanese: ボディガード |
 Korean: 경호원 |
 Lithuanian: asmens sargyba, sargybini |
 Latvian: miesassargs; miesassardze |
 Malay: pengawal peribadi |
 Dutch: lijfwacht |
 Norwegian: livvakt |
 Polish: ochrona osobista |
 Persian: محافظ شخصی |
 Pashto: شخصی محافظ ، باډی ګارډ |
 Portuguese: guarda-costas |
 Romanian: bodyguard, gardă de corp |
 Russian: телохранитель; личная охр |
 Slovak: telesná stráž |
 Slovenian: telesna straža |
 Serbian: telohranitelj |
 Swedish: livvakt |
 Thai: องครักษ์ |
 Turkish: muhafız, koruma görvlisi |
 Taiwanese: 保鏢 |
 Ukrainian: охоронець |
 Urdu: محافظ ، حفاظت کرنے والا |
 Vietnamese: vệ sĩ |
 Chinese: 保镖 |
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