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Traducciones detalladas de sentries de inglés a alemán

sentries:

sentries [the ~] sustantivo

  1. the sentries (guards; look-outs; squads on guard; )
    Warten; Abwarten

Translation Matrix for sentries:

NounTraducciones relacionadasOther Translations
Abwarten guards; look-outs; men on guard; patrols; sentries; squads on guard; watchers; watchmen waiting
Warten guards; look-outs; men on guard; patrols; sentries; squads on guard; watchers; watchmen

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sentry:

sentry [the ~] sustantivo

  1. the sentry (usher; guard; attendant; )
    der Wächter; der Wärter; der Aufseher
  2. the sentry (doorman; porter; doorkeeper; )
    der Portier
  3. the sentry (post)
    der Wachtposten

Translation Matrix for sentry:

NounTraducciones relacionadasOther Translations
Aufseher attendant; bodyguard; guard; sentry; usher; warder; watchman aide; animal foster; attendant; attendants; bobby; caretaker; curator; door-keeper; facilitator; foremen; gendarme; guardian; inspectors; nurse; observers; orderly; superintendant; superintendent; supervisor; supervisors; surveillants; tutor; usher; village policeman
Portier attendant; doorkeeper; doorman; guard; porter; sentry; warder; watchman caretaker; concierge; doorkeeper; doorkeepers; doormen; hall porter; janitor
Wachtposten post; sentry guard; wake
Wächter attendant; bodyguard; guard; sentry; usher; warder; watchman guard; patrol; watchman
Wärter attendant; bodyguard; guard; sentry; usher; warder; watchman aide; attendant; guard; patrol; someone who is alert; watcher; watchman
- lookout; lookout man; picket; scout; sentinel; spotter; watch

Palabras relacionadas con "sentry":


Sinónimos de "sentry":


Definiciones relacionadas de "sentry":

  1. a person employed to keep watch for some anticipated event1

Wiktionary: sentry

sentry
noun
  1. -

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
sentry Wache sentinelle — militaire|nocat=1 soldat qui fait le guet pour la garde d’un camp, d’une place, d’un palais, etc.