Search Results for: "garder"

To keep, to guard.

To keep a cool head; to remain calm.

A person employed to look after a child in its own home; a nanny.

To stay in bed due to illness.

Something kept hidden or known only to a few people.

A person who looks after a child or children while the parents are out.

To keep one's calm; to remain composed.

To stay in good physical condition.

To keep one's composure or temper; to remain calm.

To maintain one's figure; to stay in shape.

This French idiom, `garder une poire pour la soif`, is all about being prepared...

It means staying calm and composed when things are taking longer than expected....

To save resources for future needs or emergencies.

To not reveal confidential information.

To maintain one's physical fitness and healthy weight.

To not reveal confidential information.

To remain quiet and not speak.

To remain calm and composed in a difficult situation.

To remain calm and composed in a difficult situation, keeping one's cold blood.

To remain calm and rational in a stressful situation.

To remain composed and untroubled.

To maintain communication with someone.

To avoid coming close to someone or something.

To not reveal confidential information.

To maintain communication with someone.

To maintain communication with someone.

To maintain authority or command over a situation.

To remain optimistic and positive despite difficulties.

After difficult or challenging times, better and more pleasant times will follow...

To continue in a determined way despite difficulties.

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