Usages of guardar
Mi ropa está mojada, así que la voy a secar antes de guardarla en el armario.
My clothes are wet, so I am going to dry them before storing them in the closet.
Cuando termine de secar la ropa, la guardo en el armario para mantenerla ordenada.
When I finish drying the clothes, I store them in the closet to keep them organized.
Necesito guardar mi dinero en casa.
I need to store my money at home.
Ella guarda la comida sobrante en la cocina.
She stores the leftover food in the kitchen.
Guardo la fotografía en mi casa.
I store the photograph at my house.
Por favor, pasa las monedas a tu hermano y pídele que las guarde.
Please hand the coins to your brother and ask him to store them.
Para colgar ese cuadro, necesito un martillo y un clavo resistente; luego los guardaré en el cajón.
To hang that picture, I need a hammer and a sturdy nail; then I will store them in the drawer.
Las conchas que traje de la playa son frágiles también, guárdalas con cuidado.
The shells I brought from the beach are fragile too, store them carefully.
El cajero me dio billetes nuevos que guardé en mi mochila.
The ATM gave me new bills that I put in my backpack.
Guardamos las cajas en el sótano antes de subir la colina.
We store the boxes in the basement before climbing the hill.
Guardo mi cartera en el cajón antes de salir de casa.
I put my wallet in the drawer before leaving home.
La cajera me dio el recibo y lo guardé en mi bolsa.
The cashier gave me the receipt and I put it in my bag.
Instalamos la carpa cerca del río y guardamos comida.
We set up the tent near the river and store food.
Abro la heladera y guardo el jugo.
I open the fridge and store the juice.
Después de cenar, guardo los cubiertos en el cajón.
After dinner, I put the cutlery in the drawer.
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