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1. plural noun1) Polizei, die; attrib. Polizei[wagen, -hund, -schutz, -eskorte, -staat]2. transitive verbthe police are on his trail — die Polizei ist ihm auf der Spur
[polizeilich] überwachen [Gebiet, Verkehr, Fußballspiel]; kontrollieren [Gebiet, Grenze, Gewässer]; Polizeibeamte einsetzen in (+ Dat.) [Gebiet, Stadt usw.]* * *[pə'li:s] 1. noun plural(the men and women whose job is to prevent crime, keep order, see that laws are obeyed etc: Call the police!; The police are investigating the matter; ( also adjective) the police force, a police officer.) die Polizei; Polizei-...2. verb- academic.ru/56532/police_dog">police dog- policeman
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- police station* * *po·lice[pəˈli:s]I. n + pl vb1. (force)the \police are investigating... die Polizei untersucht...he works for the \police er ist bei der Polizeito call the \police die Polizei rufento put more \police on the beat das Polizeiaufgebot verstärkenII. vt1. (guard)▪ to \police sth etw überwachen2. (regulate)▪ to \police sb/sth/oneself jdn/etw/sich selbst kontrollieren3. AM MILto be in \police custody in Polizeigewahrsam sein\police investigation polizeiliche Untersuchungto ask for \police protection Polizeischutz anfordern* * *[pə'liːs]1. n(+sing vb = institution +pl vb = policemen) Polizei fhundreds of police — hunderte or Hunderte von Polizisten
extra police were called in — es wurden zusätzliche Polizeikräfte angefordert
three police were injured — drei Polizeibeamte or Polizisten wurden verletzt
2. vtroad, frontier, territory kontrollieren; agreement, pop concert überwachen, kontrollierento police the peace — den Frieden überwachen
a heavily policed area — ein Gebiet nt mit hoher Polizeidichte
* * *police [pəˈliːs]A s1. Polizei(behörde, -verwaltung) fthere are many police in this town es gibt viel Polizei in dieser Stadt;five police fünf Polizisten;we are police wir sind von der PolizeiB v/t1. (polizeilich) überwachen2. ein Land etc unter (Polizei)Gewalt halten3. fig überwachen, kontrollieren* * *1. plural noun1) Polizei, die; attrib. Polizei[wagen, -hund, -schutz, -eskorte, -staat]2. transitive verb[polizeilich] überwachen [Gebiet, Verkehr, Fußballspiel]; kontrollieren [Gebiet, Grenze, Gewässer]; Polizeibeamte einsetzen in (+ Dat.) [Gebiet, Stadt usw.]* * *n.Polizei -en f.
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