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Politics english-russian dictionary > police beat demonstrators with truncheons
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1. nполиция; (the police) полицейскиеto battle (the) police — вести бои / сражение с полицией, нападать на полицию
- criminal policeto deploy thousands of police — развертывать полицейские формирования численностью в несколько тысяч человек
- detective police
- fiscal police
- helmeted police
- home police
- intelligence police
- local police
- metropolitan police
- military police
- mounted police
- MP
- paramilitary police
- plain-clothes police
- police are bracing themselves for more demonstrations
- police are under orders to shoot anyone on sight
- police beat demonstrators with truncheons
- police charged the crowd
- police have been out in force
- police have sealed off the embassy
- police have sealed the embassy
- police in riot gear
- police made no attempt to interfere
- police moved in to restore order
- police on horseback
- police on horses
- police opened fire on demonstrators
- police recovered hand-grenades and automatic rifles
- police stayed away
- police used batons
- police used tear-gas and water cannon
- political police
- railway police
- riot police
- secret police
- security police
- sought by police
- state police
- strengthened police
- traffic police
- wanted by police 2. v3) управлять, контролировать4) наблюдать за выполнением (условий договора; о войсках ООН)
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