custodia



Inflexiones de 'custodia' (nf): fpl: custodias
Inflexiones de 'custodio' (nm, nf): f: custodia, mpl: custodios, fpl: custodias
Del verbo custodiar: (⇒ conjugar)
custodia es:
3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) presente indicativo
2ª persona singular (tú) imperativo
custodiá es:
2ª persona singular (vos) imperativo
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
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custodia nf (guarda, protección) (US)safekeeping n
  (UK)safe-keeping n
 Te entrego estos documentos para su custodia.
 I'm handing you the documents for safekeeping.
custodia nf (guarda de presos) (prison)guard n
 El custodia del preso se despistó y se le escapó.
 The prisoner's guard got distracted, and he escaped.
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Additional Translations
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custodia nf (recipiente para hostia) (sacred receptacle)pyx, custodia, custode n
 El cura sacó las hostias dentro de su custodia.
 The priest took the hosts out of the pyx.
custodia nf (lugar del recipiente) (shrine, reliquary)custodia n
 El sacerdote se acercó a la custodia para sacar las hostias para la comunión.
 The priest approached the custodia in order to remove the communion hosts.
custodia nf (guarda de un menor)custody n
  (legal)guardianship n
 Cuando se separaron la madre obtuvo la custodia del niño.
 When they got separated, the mother gained custody of the child.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
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custodio adj (ángel de la guarda) (religion)Guardian adj
 Robaron la joya que estaba en la capilla del ángel custodio.
 They stole the jewel from the Chapel of the Guardian Angel.
custodio adj (que cuida, guarda)guardian n
  (UK)custodian n
  (US)guard, attendant n
 El ejército es el custodio del país y de sus habitantes.
 The army is the guardian of the country and its inhabitants.
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Additional Translations
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custodio nm (guardián, vigilante) (prison)guard n
 El custodio vigila a los presos.
 The guard watches over the prisoners.
custodio nm (protector, defensor)protector, steward, caretaker n
 El hombre es el custodio de las especies en peligro.
 Man is the protector of endangered species.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
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custodiar vtr (vigilar, proteger, cuidar)guard vtr
  flank vtr
  watch over vtr phrasal insep
 Cinco guardaespaldas custodiaron al presidente hasta el aeropuerto.
 Five bodyguards guarded the president to the airport.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Compound Forms:
custodia | custodio | custodiar
SpanishEnglish
bajo custodia loc adj (protegido, vigilado por)under custody expr
  in the care expr
 La vivienda está bajo custodia hasta que termine el juicio.
 The house is under custody until the trial is over.
custodia compartida nf + adj (de los hijos)joint custody, shared custody n
 Los padres tienen la custodia compartida de sus hijos.
 The parents have joint custody of their children.
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