Custody in French 🇫🇷

Tarde=custody

If you have guardianship you have custody.
Garde=custody

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Simple Pronunciation

garde (gard)

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gardé info.

Tips to remember the French word ‘gardé’:
– One way to remember the word ‘gardé’ is to associate it with the English word “kept” as they have similar meanings.
– Another tip is to visualize a guard (pronounced similarly to “gardé”) who keeps and maintains something.
– Try to create mnemonic associations such as imagining a guard holding a key to remember that ‘gardé’ means “kept” or “maintained.”

Explanations:
– ‘Gardé’ is the past participle of the French verb “garder,” which means “to keep” or “to maintain.”
– It is often used to express the idea of preserving or retaining something in its original state.
– In English, ‘gardé’ can be translated as “kept” or “maintained.”

Other words that mean the same thing:
– Conservation (conservation)
– Maintenu (maintained)
– Préservé (preserved)

Alternate meanings and slang:
– ‘Gardé’ can also have an alternate meaning in specific contexts: in ballet, it refers to the position “en relevé” where the dancer is balanced on the tips of their toes.
– Note that ‘gardé’ does not have any slang or informal meanings.

Examples of sentences using ‘gardé’:
1. J’ai gardé cette vieille photographie pendant des années. (I kept this old photograph for years.)
2. Nous avons gardé la maison propre et bien entretenue. (We maintained the house clean and well-kept.)
3. Le secret doit être gardé à tout prix. (The secret must be kept at all costs.)
4. Les traditions sont gardées vivantes par les générations successives. (Traditions are kept alive by successive generations.)

[Summary]
In French, ‘gardé’ means “kept” or “maintained” and is the past participle of the verb “garder.” It can be associated with the English word “kept” to remember its meaning. Other words with similar meanings include “conservation” and “maintenu.” In some ballet contexts, ‘gardé’ refers to a specific position. There are no slang or informal meanings associated with this word. Examples of sentences using ‘gardé’ include “J’ai gardé cette vieille photographie pendant des années” (I kept this old photograph for years) and “Le secret doit être gardé à tout prix” (The secret must be kept at all costs).

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garde info.

Garde:
Tips to remember the French word: Try to associate the word “garde” with the English word “guard” as they sound similar and both refer to protecting or watching over something.

Explanations: The word “garde” in French can be used in various contexts, but primarily it refers to the concept of custody or guardianship. It can relate to the responsibility of taking care of someone or something, or to legal guardianship in the context of child custody.

Other words that mean the same thing: Some synonyms for “garde” include “tutelle” (guardianship), “surveillance” (supervision), or “protection” (protection).

Alternate meanings or slang: In slang, “garde” can also mean “attention” or “watch out,” used to warn someone or draw their attention to something hazardous.

Examples of sentences:
1. La garde des enfants est partagée entre les deux parents. (The custody of the children is shared between both parents.)
2. Je dois assurer la garde de ma sœur pendant que mes parents sont absents. (I have to take care of my sister while my parents are away.)
3. Fais attention à la marche, garde à ne pas tomber ! (Watch out for the step, be careful not to fall!)

Note: The word “garde” can also have other meanings depending on the context, such as “guard” (security personnel), “keeper” (caretaker), or even the first person singular form of the verb “garder” (to keep).

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