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la police

Dicionário de Francês Oxford-Hachette

I. police [Brit pəˈliːs, americ pəˈlis] SUBST

1. police + verbo pl (official body):

the police (gen)
la police
to be in the police
être dans la police
to assist the police with their enquiries atrib action, involvement, intervention, protection
de la police
to assist the police with their enquiries raid, car, operation, vehicle
de police
to assist the police with their enquiries presence, escort

2. police U:

police (men and women)

II. police [Brit pəˈliːs, americ pəˈlis] VERBO trans

1. police (keep order):

police area

2. police (patrol):

police area, frontier:

3. police (staff with police):

4. police (monitor):

police measures, regulations

campus police SUBST + verbo pl americ

campus police

police work SUBST U (detection)

police work

police van SUBST

police van
police van
panier m à salade coloq

police station SUBST

police station
poste m de police
police station (larger)

police state SUBST pej

police state

police record SUBST

police record
to have no police record

riot police SUBST

riot police

river police SUBST

river police
police f fluviale

police harassment SUBST U

police harassment

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I. police [pəˈli:s] SUBST pl

the police in town
la police
the police outside towns
police department americ, police service Brit
service m de police
intervention f de police

II. police [pəˈli:s] VERBO trans

1. police (officially control and guard):

police

2. police (control and regulate):

police
to police oneself
se faire la police

3. police MILITAR:

police

police station SUBST

police station
poste m de police

police officer SUBST

police officer
agent mf de police

police force SUBST

1. police force no pl (body of police):

police force

2. police force (administrative unit):

the police force
la police

frontier police SUBST

frontier police

police escort SUBST

police escort

police court SUBST

police court
tribunal m de police

police raid SUBST

police raid

police state SUBST pej

police state

police record SUBST

police record
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I. police [pə·ˈlis] SUBST pl

the police in town
la police
the police outside towns
police department
service m de police
inspecteur m /préfet m de police
intervention f de la police

II. police [pə·ˈlis] VERBO trans

1. police (officially control and guard):

police

2. police (control and regulate):

police
to police oneself
se faire la police

3. police MILITAR:

police

police court SUBST

police court
tribunal m de police

police car SUBST

police car
voiture f de police

police force SUBST

1. police force (body of police):

police force

2. police force (administrative unit):

the police force
la police

police dog SUBST

police dog

police station SUBST

police station
poste m de police

police state SUBST pej

police state

police record SUBST

police record

police presence SUBST

police presence
présence f de la police

police officer SUBST

police officer
agent mf de police

Vocabulário de Integração do Ofício Franco-Alemão para a Juventude (OFAJ) "Intégration et égalité des chances"

police de proximité
descente de police
police raid
police crackdown
poste de police
police station
police custody
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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police department americ, police service Brit
service m de police
we were told by the police that ...
la police nous a dit que ...
se rendre à la police
dénoncer qn à la police
to give sb away to the police

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Crouton later became a more efficient police officer, even if he was sometimes a bit slow on deductions.
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These traits served the dog well in its role as a personal defense dog, police dog, or war dog, but were not ideally adapted to a companionship role.
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Police later maintained that some protest organizers were complicit in providing cover for the vandals.
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The event is meant to increase awareness about police programs in communities, such as drug prevention, town watch, neighborhood watch, and other anti-crime efforts.
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Following the acquittal, an internal police disciplinary inquiry cleared the officers of any wrongdoing.
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