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color guard

/ˈkʌlər ɡɑːrd/

Traducción: Grupo de personas, a menudo parte de una banda de música o en eventos ceremoniales, que portan banderas, estandartes o fusiles para añadir espectáculo visual y precisión a una actuación o procesión.

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/ˈkʌlər ɡɑːrd/B1formalamericanart
  • esGrupo de personas, a menudo parte de una banda de música o en eventos ceremoniales, que portan banderas, estandartes o fusiles para añadir espectáculo visual y precisión a una actuación o procesión.

A group of people, often in a marching band or ceremonial setting, who carry flags, banners, or rifles to add visual spectacle and precision to a performance or procession.

  1. Ceremonial teamB2formalamerican

    A group of people, often in marching bands or military units, who carry and protect the national flag or other flags during ceremonies or parades.

    esEscolta de bandera

    • The color guard marched proudly at the front of the parade.
    • She joined the school's color guard to carry the flag.
    • The color guard presented the colors during the national anthem.
  2. Performance groupB2informalamerican

    A team that performs choreographed routines with flags, rifles, or sabers, often as part of a marching band or winter guard competition.

    esguardia de color

    • The color guard spun flags and rifles in perfect synchronization.
    • He practiced with the color guard for hours before the competition.
    • The winter guard show featured dramatic music and colorful flags.