guardianship

• Nom désignant la fonction ou l'obligation d'un tuteur, incluant le soin, la protection et la gestion d'une personne ou d'un bien, souvent avec des responsabilités légales ou formelles.

A noun referring to the position or responsibility of being a guardian, involving the care, protection, and management of someone or something, often with a legal or formal duty.

indénombrable

1. Responsibility for safetyB2formal

   The act of watching over and managing someone or something, implying a duty to ensure their safety and well-being.

   Tutelle protectrice

   • The park ranger took guardianship of the lost hikers.
   • She accepted guardianship of her elderly neighbor's affairs.
   • The museum has guardianship over priceless artifacts.

   Synonymescarechargecustodykeepingprotectionsafekeepingsupervisiontutelage

   Antonymesabandonmentcarelessnessneglect

2. Legal responsibility of a guardianB2formallegal

   The legal position and duty of a guardian who is responsible for the care and management of a person (often a minor) or their property.

   Tutelle

   • The court granted her full guardianship of the child.
   • He assumed guardianship of his younger siblings after their parents passed away.
   • The lawyer explained the legal rights and duties of guardianship.

   Synonymescustodytutelage