pólice

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police

∗ noun

police
[pəˈliːs]
sustantivo plural
también:
  • the police -> la policía
  • two hundred police -> doscientos policías
  • police academy -> academia (f) de policía (Estados Unidos)
  • police car -> coche (m) or carro or (Am) auto de policía (CSur)
  • police chief -> jefe (m) de policía
  • police commissioner -> = ciudadano que preside un consejo civil encargado de supervisar la actuación de la policía (Estados Unidos)
  • police constable -> (agente (sustantivo masculino) de) policía (sustantivo masculino) (británico)
  • police department -> jefatura (f) de policía (Estados Unidos)
  • police dog -> perro (m) policía
  • police force -> cuerpo (m) de policía
  • police inspector -> inspector(ora) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) de policía (británico)
  • police officer -> (agente (sustantivo masculino) de) policía (sustantivo masculino)
  • police record -> antecedentes mpl policiales
  • police state -> estado (m) policial
  • police station -> comisaría (f) de policía
verbo transitivo
1vigilar, custodiar ; vigilar, supervisar (sentido figurado)
  • the streets are not properly policed these days -> no hay suficientes policías en la calle hoy en día

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police [po-lis]
sustantivo
1Policía.
  • Police headquarters -> cuartel de policía
  • Police officer -> agente de policía
1Patrullar.
2Vigilar, supervisar.
vt.

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police [pəˈliːs]
noun:plural
policía; (f)
to join the police hacerse policía; more than a hundred police were called in más de cien policías hicieron acto de presencia
More than 100 police have ringed the area Extra police were called in
verb:transitive
[+frontier] vigilar; patrullar por; [+area] mantener el orden público en; [+process] vigilar; controlar
the frontier is policed by UN patrols la frontera la vigilan las patrullas de la ONU; the area used to be policed by Britain la zona estaba antes bajo control de Gran Bretaña
modifier
de policía
police brutality (n) violencia policial; (f)
...as soon as measures are taken to stop police brutality against blacks there were allegations of police brutality
police captain (n) (US) subjefe; (m)
police car (n) coche de policía; (m)
police constable (n) (Britain) guardia; (m) policía; (m)
police court (n) tribunal de policía; (m) tribunal correccional; (m)
police custody (n)
in police custody bajo custodia policial
police department (n) (US) policía; (f)
police dog (n) perro policía; (m)
police escort (n) escolta policial; (f)
police force (n) cuerpo de policía; (m)
police inspector (n) inspectorainspectora de policía;a inspectora (m) (f)
police officer (n) policía; (m)
police protection (n) protección policial; (f)
police record (n) antecedentes penales; (m)
police state (n) estado policía; (m)
police station (n) comisaría; (f)
police work (n) trabajo policial de la policía; (m)or

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pólice [pos'-le-thay]
noun
1The thumb. (m)

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