Translation
security guard, watchman; (adjective) vigilant, watchful
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Word origin
From Latin vigilans, the present participle of vigilare ('to keep watch, stay awake'), from vigil ('awake, alert').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- vigilans
- English cognates
- vigilant, vigil
Grammar
Examples
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The security guard controls the entrance to the building.
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The night watchwoman does her round every hour.
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A watchful dog barks at any noise.
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The guard asked for my identity document.
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Where is the car park attendant?
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Start your free week (no card)This word is taught in chapter 41, lesson 6: vigilante, seguimiento, discreción and 7 more words.