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Significats de upon one's guard en anglès

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        1
        I put the steward on guard in the garden, beneath the windows.
        Within an Inch of His Life
        2
        The four men who had been on guard replied in the negative.
        With Wolfe in Canada: The Winning of a Continent
        3
        I know the dress; I was on guard when she was passed.
        Clarence
        4
        Texas Tech also did a good job defensively on guard Buddy Hield.
        Reuters
        5
        But parents must be on guard even when dealing with legitimate employers.
        Reuters
        1
        But the tram rumbling by keeps one on one's guard.
        The ginger man
        2
        Still, it is always best to be on one's guard.
        Try and Trust; Or, Abner Holden's Bound Boy
        3
        One had need be on one's guard as to what one says before her.
        Wives and Daughters
        4
        It's a question of being informed and on one's guard.
        The Whirlpool
        5
        Still, Sophia, I felt one should be on one's guard where foreigners are concerned.
        "The Ladies": A Shining Constellation of Wit and Beauty
        1
        My main object in coming was to put you on your guard.
        The Case and the Girl
        2
        Take him at once to the city, but be on your guard.
        Truxton King: A Story of Graustark
        3
        Presently he cried out in Zulu, Be on your guard, white chief.
        Hendricks the Hunter; Or, The Border Farm: A Tale of Zululand
        4
        Be on your guard as to bruises and hurts of any kind.
        Ten Thousand Dreams Interpreted; Or, What's in a Dream / A Scien...
        5
        Good mother, be on your guard against the deceptions prepared for you.
        Emile
        Ús de upon one's guard en anglès
        1
        But when one is specially invited to be candid, one is naturally set upon one's guard.
        Doctor Thorne
        2
        Still, one must be always upon one's guard!
        Up the Hill and Over
        3
        One grew accustomed to see an enemy in every stranger, and to be upon one's guard before a neighbor as before some lurking traitor.
        The Malady of the Century