take guard

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1.
General Englishneutral
- To assume responsibility for watching, protecting, or standing watch over a place or people; to perform guard duty.
- To undertake a scheduled or assigned period of surveillance or sentry duty.
2.
British EnglishCommonwealth EnglishCricket terminologysportsinformal
- In cricket, to take up one's batting position at the crease before facing a delivery; to adopt a guard (a stance or marked position).

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