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police
policía

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. police [Am pəˈlis, Brit pəˈliːs] N

1. police (force) + sing or pl vb:

the police
la policía
to be in/join the police
ser/hacerse policía
to call the police
llamar a la policía
the riot police
la policía antidisturbios
the riot police attr regulations/escort/patrol
policial
police brutality
brutalidad f policial or de la policía
police college
escuela f superior de policía
the police force
la policía
the airport has its own police force
el aeropuerto tiene su propio cuerpo de vigilancia
police inspector (in UK)
inspector m de policía / inspectora f de policía
police message
comunicado m policial
police protection
protección f policial
to have a police record
estar fichado
to have a police record
estar prontuariado CSur
police witness
testigo mf de la policía

2. police (police officers):

police no art, + pl vb
policías mpl
police outnumbered demonstrators
el número de policías superaba al de manifestantes

II. police [Am pəˈlis, Brit pəˈliːs] VB trans

1. police (keep order in):

police streets
patrullar
the right to police the region
el derecho de mantener una fuerza policial en la región
the demonstration was heavily policed
hubo una gran presencia policial en la manifestación

2. police (monitor):

police
vigilar
police
supervisar
UN troops will police the ceasefire
tropas de la ONU se encargarán de que se respete el alto al fuego

3. police (clean up):

police Am
limpiar

secret police N U

secret police
policía f secreta

thought police N + pl vb

thought police
controladores mpl del pensamiento

traffic police N U

traffic police
policía f de(l) tráfico
traffic police
policía f de(l) tránsito

military police N U

military police
policía f militar

mounted police N U

mounted police
policía f montada
mounted police
policía f a caballo

police dog N

police dog
perro m policía

police department N (in US)

police department
distrito m policial

police constable N (in UK)

police constable
agente mf

police car N

police car
coche m patrulla
police car
coche m de policía

u rečniku PONS

I. police [pəˈli:s] N no pl

police
policía f

II. police [pəˈli:s] VB trans

to police an area
vigilar una zona
to police a process
supervisar un proceso
to police oneself
controlarse
to police the frontier
patrullar por la frontera

police record N

1. police record (dossier):

police record
expediente m

2. police record (history of convictions):

police record
antecedentes m pl penales
to have a long police record
tener un largo historial delictivo

police car N

police car
coche m de policía

police state N pej

police state
estado m policíaco

police raid N

police raid
redada f
police raid
arreada f Arg

military police N

military police
policía f militar

riot police N

riot police
policía f antidisturbios

police escort N

police escort
escolta f policial
under police escort
con escolta policial

police reporter N

police reporter
reportero(-a) m (f) de asuntos policiales

police constable N Brit

police constable
policía m
police constable
guardia m
u rečniku PONS

I. police [pə·ˈlis] N

police
policía f

II. police [pə·ˈlis] VB trans

to police an area
vigilar una zona
to police a process
supervisar un proceso
to police oneself
controlarse
to police the frontier
patrullar la frontera

police court N

police court
juzgado m de guardia

police patrol N

police patrol
patrulla f policial

police informer N

police informer
confidente mf de la policía

police officer N

police officer
policía mf
police officer
guardia m

police dog N

police dog
perro m policía

police force N

police force
cuerpo m de policía

police escort N

police escort
escolta f policial
under police escort
con escolta policial

riot police N

riot police
policía f antidisturbios

police car N

police car
coche m de policía
Present
Ipolice
youpolice
he/she/itpolices
wepolice
youpolice
theypolice
Past
Ipoliced
youpoliced
he/she/itpoliced
wepoliced
youpoliced
theypoliced
Present Perfect
Ihavepoliced
youhavepoliced
he/she/ithaspoliced
wehavepoliced
youhavepoliced
theyhavepoliced
Past Perfect
Ihadpoliced
youhadpoliced
he/she/ithadpoliced
wehadpoliced
youhadpoliced
theyhadpoliced
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