Definitions

1. noun

A group of soldiers, especially a detachment of cavalry or infantry, stationed to watch and protect a place or area.

“The general deployed a garde of soldiers to the strategic hilltop to monitor the enemy’s movements.”

2. noun

A period of time when a person is watching or guarding something, especially a child or a property.

“She took a garde of the house while her husband was out, keeping an eye on the neighborhood.”

3. noun

A position or rank in a ballet, especially the position of a dancer at the front of the formation.

“The ballet dancer was assigned to the garde position in the grand finale.”

4. noun

A type of French garden, characterized by a formal layout and often featuring water features and sculptures.

“The couple toured the beautiful garde in the French chateau, admiring the intricate designs.”