TRAFFIC POLICE - Englisch-Spanisch Übersetzung

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

traffic police SUBST U

traffic police

policía f de(l) tráfico

traffic police

policía f de(l) tránsito

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

fiscal, Ven tb. fiscal de tránsito (cuerpo)

traffic police

policía de tráfico

traffic police

policía caminera

traffic police

policía vial

traffic police

agente de tráfico

≈ traffic police officer (in US)

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

traffic [Am ˈtræfɪk, Brit ˈtrafɪk] SUBST U

1.1. traffic (vehicles):

traffic

tráfico m

traffic

circulación f

traffic

tránsito m esp LatAm

traffic control

control m del tráfico or tránsito

traffic controller

controlador m del tráfico or tránsito

traffic controller

controladora f del tráfico or tránsito

traffic density

densidad f de tráfico or tránsito

traffic diversion

desvío m

traffic diversion

desviación f

traffic duty

obligación f de vigilar el tráfico

to be on traffic duty

estar encargado de la vigilancia del tráfico or tránsito

traffic hold-up

atasco m

traffic lane

carril m de tráfico

traffic lane

senda f de tráfico RíoPl

traffic lane

pista de tráfico Chil

traffic light(s)

semáforo m

traffic report RADIO, TV

información f sobre el (estado del) tráfico

traffic signal(s)

semáforo m

1.2. traffic (of ships):

traffic

tráfico m

sea/river traffic

tráfico marítimo/fluvial

1.3. traffic (of aircraft):

traffic

tráfico m aéreo

2.1. traffic (goods, people transported):

traffic

tránsito m

traffic

movimiento m

2.2. traffic (pedestrians):

traffic Am

tránsito m de peatones

2.3. traffic (paying customers):

traffic Am

clientela f

3. traffic (trafficking):

traffic

tráfico m

drug traffic

tráfico de drogas

drug traffic

narcotráfico m

the traffic in pornography

el tráfico de material pornográfico

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

im PONS Wörterbuch

I. traffic [ˈtræfɪk] trafficked, trafficked SUBST kein Pl

1. traffic (vehicles):

traffic

tráfico m

heavy traffic

tráfico m denso

air/rail traffic

tráfico m aéreo/ferroviario

commercial traffic

tráfico m comercial

passenger traffic

tráfico m de pasajeros

to get stuck in traffic

quedarse atrapado en un atasco

2. traffic (movement):

traffic of goods, passengers

tránsito m

drug traffic

tráfico m de drogas

3. traffic form (dealings):

to have traffic with sb

tener relaciones comerciales con alguien

II. traffic [ˈtræfɪk] trafficked, trafficked VERB intr abw

to traffic in sth

traficar con algo

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

im PONS Wörterbuch

I. traffic [ˈtræf·ɪk] SUBST

1. traffic (vehicles):

traffic

tráfico m

heavy traffic

tráfico denso

air/rail traffic

tráfico aéreo/ferroviario

commercial traffic

tráfico comercial

passenger traffic

tráfico de pasajeros

to get stuck in traffic

quedarse atrapado en un atasco

2. traffic (movement):

traffic of goods, passengers

tránsito m

drug traffic

tráfico de drogas

3. traffic form (dealings):

to have traffic with sb

tener relaciones comerciales con alguien

II. traffic <trafficked, trafficked> [ˈtræf·ɪk] VERB intr abw

to traffic in sth

traficar con algo

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

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

Einsprachige Beispiele (nicht von der PONS Redaktion geprüft)

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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The first cockfight that he and his wife viewed was broken up by the police.

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The arcade cabinet was created to look like a police car, with a gas pedal, steering wheel and a siren button, complete with flashing lights atop the unit.

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A room-mate was reported to have tipped off police, while acting as an informant.

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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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