Definition of Garda in English:

Garda

noun ˈɡɑːdəˈɡɑrdə

1treated as singular or plural The state police force of the Republic of Ireland.
爱尔兰共和国警察部门
her husband was a detective in the Garda
as modifier Garda officers
1. 1.1 A member of the Irish police force.
  爱尔兰共和国警察
  Gardai have stepped up their search for the missing girl
  Example sentencesExamples
  In any event, the Garda was in a poor position to investigate forensically.
  It is not fair or just that the Gardai should be expected to police themselves.
  However, there are some laws that give the Gardai powers to enter premises and search persons thereon.
  Members were informed that a new resident Garda had arrived in Borris-in-Ossory.
  The tip off was relayed to local Gardai in Boyle and they searched an area last week.
  He called for more Garda patrols and security cameras in the Moyross area to help crackdown on crime and drugs.
  He was subsequently arrested by a heroic Garda and some members of the local community.
  He was accompanied by four officials from his department and a member of the Gardai.
  Members of the Gardai also provided a guard-of-honour during the funeral procession.
  No Name Clubs are also strongly supported by the Gardai and members of the force are present on all committees.
  There is speculation he may have also been working for the Garda - the Irish police.
  Athy Garda Station is to get a new Garda which will be a boost for the town.
  Local Garda members will carry the torch and they will also be accompanied by local special athletes.
  He called on the Corporation to ask the Chief Superintendent to put more Gardai on the streets at night.
  If members of the Gardai are of the opinion that a person does not pose a threat, then we would accept that.
  It was a special moment for the Garda, who managed to switch routes so that he could bring the torch through Naas.
  It is a galling scenario for tribunal lawyers, the Gardai and the council members.
  The unit is attached to community policing and Gardai cyclists will carry out the full range of Garda duties.
  He said the Gardai patrol the road sometimes, but could increase vigilance a bit.
  Samples of drugs for recognition purposes were shown to the staff by a member of the Gardai.

Origin

From Irish Garda Síochána 'Civic Guard'.

Rhymes

ardour (US ardor), armada, Bader, cadre, carder, cicada, Dalriada, enchilada, gelada, Granada, Haggadah, Hamada, intifada, lambada, larder, Masada, Nevada, panada, piña colada, pousada, promenader, retarder, Scheherazade, Theravada, Torquemada, tostada

Definition of Garda in US English:

Garda

nounˈɡärdəˈɡɑrdə

1treated as singular or plural The state police force of the Irish Republic.
爱尔兰共和国警察部门
her husband was a detective in the Garda
as modifier Garda officers
1. 1.1 A member of the Irish police force.
  爱尔兰共和国警察
  Gardai have stepped up their search for the missing girl
  Example sentencesExamples
  Members were informed that a new resident Garda had arrived in Borris-in-Ossory.
  He called for more Garda patrols and security cameras in the Moyross area to help crackdown on crime and drugs.
  Athy Garda Station is to get a new Garda which will be a boost for the town.
  He was subsequently arrested by a heroic Garda and some members of the local community.
  There is speculation he may have also been working for the Garda - the Irish police.
  He said the Gardai patrol the road sometimes, but could increase vigilance a bit.
  Local Garda members will carry the torch and they will also be accompanied by local special athletes.
  Members of the Gardai also provided a guard-of-honour during the funeral procession.
  It was a special moment for the Garda, who managed to switch routes so that he could bring the torch through Naas.
  The unit is attached to community policing and Gardai cyclists will carry out the full range of Garda duties.
  In any event, the Garda was in a poor position to investigate forensically.
  He was accompanied by four officials from his department and a member of the Gardai.
  However, there are some laws that give the Gardai powers to enter premises and search persons thereon.
  It is not fair or just that the Gardai should be expected to police themselves.
  The tip off was relayed to local Gardai in Boyle and they searched an area last week.
  He called on the Corporation to ask the Chief Superintendent to put more Gardai on the streets at night.
  If members of the Gardai are of the opinion that a person does not pose a threat, then we would accept that.
  Samples of drugs for recognition purposes were shown to the staff by a member of the Gardai.
  No Name Clubs are also strongly supported by the Gardai and members of the force are present on all committees.
  It is a galling scenario for tribunal lawyers, the Gardai and the council members.

Origin

From Irish Garda Síochána ‘Civic Guard’.

单词	Garda
释义	Definition of Garda in English: Garda noun ˈɡɑːdəˈɡɑrdə 1treated as singular or plural The state police force of the Republic of Ireland. 爱尔兰共和国警察部门 her husband was a detective in the Garda as modifier Garda officers 1.1 A member of the Irish police force. 爱尔兰共和国警察 Gardai have stepped up their search for the missing girl Example sentencesExamples In any event, the Garda was in a poor position to investigate forensically. It is not fair or just that the Gardai should be expected to police themselves. However, there are some laws that give the Gardai powers to enter premises and search persons thereon. Members were informed that a new resident Garda had arrived in Borris-in-Ossory. The tip off was relayed to local Gardai in Boyle and they searched an area last week. He called for more Garda patrols and security cameras in the Moyross area to help crackdown on crime and drugs. He was subsequently arrested by a heroic Garda and some members of the local community. He was accompanied by four officials from his department and a member of the Gardai. Members of the Gardai also provided a guard-of-honour during the funeral procession. No Name Clubs are also strongly supported by the Gardai and members of the force are present on all committees. There is speculation he may have also been working for the Garda - the Irish police. Athy Garda Station is to get a new Garda which will be a boost for the town. Local Garda members will carry the torch and they will also be accompanied by local special athletes. He called on the Corporation to ask the Chief Superintendent to put more Gardai on the streets at night. If members of the Gardai are of the opinion that a person does not pose a threat, then we would accept that. It was a special moment for the Garda, who managed to switch routes so that he could bring the torch through Naas. It is a galling scenario for tribunal lawyers, the Gardai and the council members. The unit is attached to community policing and Gardai cyclists will carry out the full range of Garda duties. He said the Gardai patrol the road sometimes, but could increase vigilance a bit. Samples of drugs for recognition purposes were shown to the staff by a member of the Gardai. Origin From Irish Garda Síochána 'Civic Guard'. Rhymes ardour (US ardor), armada, Bader, cadre, carder, cicada, Dalriada, enchilada, gelada, Granada, Haggadah, Hamada, intifada, lambada, larder, Masada, Nevada, panada, piña colada, pousada, promenader, retarder, Scheherazade, Theravada, Torquemada, tostada Definition of Garda in US English: Garda nounˈɡärdəˈɡɑrdə 1treated as singular or plural The state police force of the Irish Republic. 爱尔兰共和国警察部门 her husband was a detective in the Garda as modifier Garda officers 1.1 A member of the Irish police force. 爱尔兰共和国警察 Gardai have stepped up their search for the missing girl Example sentencesExamples Members were informed that a new resident Garda had arrived in Borris-in-Ossory. He called for more Garda patrols and security cameras in the Moyross area to help crackdown on crime and drugs. Athy Garda Station is to get a new Garda which will be a boost for the town. He was subsequently arrested by a heroic Garda and some members of the local community. There is speculation he may have also been working for the Garda - the Irish police. He said the Gardai patrol the road sometimes, but could increase vigilance a bit. Local Garda members will carry the torch and they will also be accompanied by local special athletes. Members of the Gardai also provided a guard-of-honour during the funeral procession. It was a special moment for the Garda, who managed to switch routes so that he could bring the torch through Naas. The unit is attached to community policing and Gardai cyclists will carry out the full range of Garda duties. In any event, the Garda was in a poor position to investigate forensically. He was accompanied by four officials from his department and a member of the Gardai. However, there are some laws that give the Gardai powers to enter premises and search persons thereon. It is not fair or just that the Gardai should be expected to police themselves. The tip off was relayed to local Gardai in Boyle and they searched an area last week. He called on the Corporation to ask the Chief Superintendent to put more Gardai on the streets at night. If members of the Gardai are of the opinion that a person does not pose a threat, then we would accept that. Samples of drugs for recognition purposes were shown to the staff by a member of the Gardai. No Name Clubs are also strongly supported by the Gardai and members of the force are present on all committees. It is a galling scenario for tribunal lawyers, the Gardai and the council members. Origin From Irish Garda Síochána ‘Civic Guard’.
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