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guardhouse

/ˈɡɑːd.haʊs/

Traduction: Bâtiment ou local servant de poste de garde, parfois utilisé pour détenir temporairement des prisonniers, notamment militaires.

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noun

/ˈɡɑːd.haʊs/C1formal
  • frBâtiment ou local servant de poste de garde, parfois utilisé pour détenir temporairement des prisonniers, notamment militaires.

A military facility that serves as the headquarters for military police and in which military prisoners can be detained.

  1. Military detention and headquarters buildingB1formal

    A military facility that serves as the headquarters for military police and is used for temporarily detaining prisoners.

    frcorps de garde (militaire)

    • The soldier was taken to the guardhouse after being caught breaking curfew.
    • The military police station is located in the main guardhouse.
    • Prisoners were held in the guardhouse overnight.
  2. Small shelter for a guardA2formal

    A small building or booth where a guard or sentry stands watch.

    frguérite de sentinelle

    • The security guard stayed inside the guardhouse during the night shift.
    • A guardhouse stood at the entrance to the estate.
    • The gatekeeper's guardhouse was equipped with a small heater.

    Synonymessentry box

Formes
  • guardhouses plural form
  • guardhouses' possessive plural form
  • guardhouse's possessive singular form
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