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Il faut protéger les enfants des dangers.
We must protect children from dangers.
To defend or shield someone or something from harm, danger, or damage.
Le gouvernement doit protéger les citoyens.
The government must protect its citizens.
Un casque protège la tête.
A helmet protects the head.
Commonly used in both physical and abstract contexts.
Use 'contre' for general protection and 'de' for specific threats.
Can be reflexive ('se protéger') when referring to self-protection.
From Latin 'protegere', meaning 'to cover, shield'.
Often used with prepositions 'contre' (against) or 'de' (from).