گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'police'

1 عمومی:: پاسبان‌

2 عمومی:: حفظ‌ نظ‌م‌ وارامش‌ (كشور یا

3 عمومی:: اداره‌ شهربانی‌

1 general:: police verbs call the police • Staff called the police when they noticed a broken window. tell the police ( also inform the police formal ) • I think we should tell the police. report something to the police • Why are so many crimes not reported to the police? the police investigate something • Sussex Police are investigating a break-in at the club. the police catch somebody • The police are no nearer to catching his killer. the police arrest somebody/make an arrest • The police arrested Mr Fox as he tried to leave the country. • Officer Singer said the police have made no arrests in the robbery. the police question/interview somebody • Police are questioning two men about the deaths. the police charge somebody (= officially say that someone will be judged in a court for committing a crime ) • The police have charged the parents with murder. the police hold somebody ( also the police detain somebody formal ) (= keep them at a police station ) • The police can hold suspects for up to 48 hours without charge. • The police detained several activists, but released them after questioning. the police release somebody • The police released William and all charges were dropped. the police appeal for something • Police are appealing for witnesses to the attack. the police raid/storm a place • The police raided his home and took his computer. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + police armed police • Armed police surrounded the house. uniformed police • Uniformed police and plainclothes detectives were present in large numbers. riot police • Riot police moved in with tear gas. traffic police British English • Traffic police closed the motorway after the accident. police + NOUN a police investigation • Despite a police investigation, no arrests were made. a police raid (= a surprise visit made by the police to search for something illegal ) • Six people were arrested in a police raid on the bar. a police escort (= a police officer or officers that go with someone to guard or protect them ) • The teams will parade through the city with a police escort. a police cordon (= a line of police officers who are preventing people going somewhere ) • The demonstrators tried to break through a police cordon. the police force • Her son is in the police force. a police officer • The police officer asked to see his driving licence. a police station (= building where the police work ) • They took him down to the police station to ask him some questions. a police car • The men were being followed by an unmarked police car. a police dog • Police dogs were used to catch the thieves. police brutality/harassment (= when the police hit or threaten people ) • He claims to have witnessed many instances of police brutality.

2 general::   noun ADJ. armed, mounted | plain-clothes, uniformed | anti-riot, riot | paramilitary, secret, security | federal, local, national, state VERB + POLICE call | alert, tell POLICE + VERB arrest sb | patrol sth | interview sb, question sb | investigate sth | appeal for sth Police have appealed for witnesses to come forward. POLICE + NOUN chief, constable, officer | spokesman | headquarters, station | cell He spent the night in a police cell after his arrest. | custody | car, helicopter, van, vehicle an unmarked police car | driver, marksman | dog, horse | authorities, force, service | unit | enquiries, investigation | escort The visiting fans returned to the railway station under police escort. | patrol A routine police patrol spotted signs of a break-in at the offices. | raid Nine arrests were made in a series of police raids across the city. | presence There was a huge police presence at the demonstration. | protection All prosecution witnesses were given police protection. | cordon, lines Some protesters managed to break through the police cordon. | chase | informer | brutality, harassment PHRASES helping the police with their enquiries No arrest has been made, but a man is helping the police with their enquiries.

3 general:: noun cop: The police directed traffic.