Espinillera.
Perro de guardia.
"Mi tía es guardia de seguridad"
"Guard" in Spanish can be translated as "guardia" or "guarda".
Spanish Royal Guard's motto is 'In the Crown's service'.
It depends. If you are referring to the verb, it is "guardar". If it refers to a person (i.e. a Security Guard), it is "guarda". If it refers to an agency/organization (i.e. Gendarmerie), it is "guardia".
Translation: Mi tío es un guardia de seguridad
AVISO; PERRO DE VIGILANCIA ESTA TRABAJANDO AQUI.
The motto of Spanish Royal Guard is 'Al servicio de la corona'.
Well, if they say 2 guard that means a shooting guard like Kobe, if they say guard it's like a point guard like Steve Nash.
guarda jurado(a)
Garda (a guard); Cosnaím, caomhnaím, gardálaim (I guard)