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I. police [Am pəˈlis, Brit pəˈliːs] SUBST

1. police (force) + Sg or pl Verb:

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 Verb: policías mpl

police outnumbered demonstrators: el número de policías superaba al de manifestantes

II. police [Am pəˈlis, Brit pəˈliːs] VERB 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 SUBST U

secret police: policía f secreta

thought police SUBST + pl Verb

thought police: controladores mpl del pensamiento

traffic police SUBST U

traffic police: policía f de(l) tráfico

traffic police: policía f de(l) tránsito

military police SUBST U

military police: policía f militar

mounted police SUBST U

mounted police: policía f montada

mounted police: policía f a caballo

police dog SUBST

police dog: perro m policía

police department SUBST (in US)

police department: distrito m policial

police constable SUBST (in UK)

police constable: agente mf

police car SUBST

police car: coche m patrulla

police car: coche m de policía

I. police [pəˈli:s] SUBST kein Pl

police: policía f

II. police [pəˈli:s] VERB 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 SUBST

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 SUBST

police car: coche m de policía

police state SUBST abw

police state: estado m policíaco

police raid SUBST

police raid: redada f

police raid: arreada f Arg

military police SUBST

military police: policía f militar

riot police SUBST

riot police: policía f antidisturbios

police escort SUBST

police escort: escolta f policial

under police escort: con escolta policial

police reporter SUBST

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

police constable SUBST Brit

police constable: policía m

police constable: guardia m

I. police [pə·ˈlis] SUBST

police: policía f

II. police [pə·ˈlis] VERB 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 SUBST

police court: juzgado m de guardia

police patrol SUBST

police patrol: patrulla f policial

police informer SUBST

police informer: confidente mf de la policía

police officer SUBST

police officer: policía mf

police officer: guardia m

police dog SUBST

police dog: perro m policía

police force SUBST

police force: cuerpo m de policía

police escort SUBST

police escort: escolta f policial

under police escort: con escolta policial

riot police SUBST

riot police: policía f antidisturbios

police car SUBST

police car: coche m de policía

Present
I	police
you	police
he/she/it	polices
we	police
you	police
they	police

Past
I	policed
you	policed
he/she/it	policed
we	policed
you	policed
they	policed

Present Perfect
I	have	policed
you	have	policed
he/she/it	has	policed
we	have	policed
you	have	policed
they	have	policed

Past Perfect
I	had	policed
you	had	policed
he/she/it	had	policed
we	had	policed
you	had	policed
they	had	policed

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he was led away by the police: fue arrestado por la policía

the police are scouring the club: la policía esta haciendo una batida en el club

to give oneself up (to the police): entregarse (a la policía)

he is wanted by the police: lo busca la policía

to have a long police record: tener un largo historial delictivo

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Others followed with their own series, despite harassment from the party's secret police.

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These guidelines required the FBI to show evidence of a crime before using secret police techniques like wiretaps or entering someone's home without warning.

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Unfortunately they are in a restricted area so the secret police suspect them of being spies.

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Their strategy included mass political repressions and establishing subordinate secret police services at the occupied territories.

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He cited the government's claim of reaching out to the opposition even though his secret police were still arresting opposition figures.

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