bodyguard in Greek
bodyguard in Greek is σωματοφύλακας — bodyguard means a person, often armed and trained, employed to protect someone from physical harm.
bodyguard in Greek
σωματοφύλακας
Pronounced: somatofylakas
A person or group of persons, often armed, responsible for protecting someone.
What does "bodyguard" mean?
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noun A person, often armed and trained, employed to protect someone from physical harm.
"The celebrity never went anywhere without her bodyguard."
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verb To act as a protective escort for someone.
"He was hired to bodyguard the visiting diplomat during her stay."
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bodyguard in a sentence
- The celebrity never went anywhere without her bodyguard.
- Two bodyguards flanked the president as he left the stage.
- He was hired to bodyguard the visiting diplomat during her stay.
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What is "bodyguard" in Greek?
"bodyguard" in Greek is σωματοφύλακας. bodyguard means: A person, often armed and trained, employed to protect someone from physical harm.
How do you pronounce σωματοφύλακας?
"bodyguard" in Greek is σωματοφύλακας, pronounced "somatofylakas".
How do you use "bodyguard" in a sentence?
Example: "The celebrity never went anywhere without her bodyguard." In Greek, "bodyguard" is σωματοφύλακας.
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