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1 police brutality
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2 brutality
- 'tæ-noun brutalidadtr[brʊː'tælɪtɪ]1 brutalidad nombre femenino, crueldad nombre femeninon.• bestialidad s.f.• brutalidad s.f.• salvajada s.f.bruː'tælətimass & count noun (pl - ties) brutalidad fpolice brutality — malos tratos mpl por parte de la policía
[bruː'tælɪtɪ]N [of person] brutalidad f ; [of murder] salvajismo m, crueldad f ; police 2.* * *[bruː'tæləti]mass & count noun (pl - ties) brutalidad fpolice brutality — malos tratos mpl por parte de la policía
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3 police
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.) policía
2. verb(to supply (a place) with police: We cannot police the whole area.) vigilar, mantener el orden- policeman
- policewoman
- police station
police npl la policíatr[pə'liːs]\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto join the police hacerse policíapolice car coche nombre masculino patrullapolice dog perro policíapolice force cuerpo de policíapolice headquarters jefatura de policíapolice state estado policialpolice station comisaríato police the streets: patrullar las callespolice ns & pl1) : policía f (organización)2) police officers: policías mfpln.• policía s.f.v.• mantener servicio de policía en v.• patrullar v.
I pə'liːsa) ( force) (+ sing or pl vb)to be in/join the police — ser*/hacerse* policía; (before n) <escort, patrol> policial
police car — coche m patrulla or de policía
police constable — ( in UK) agente mf
police custody — custodia f policial
police department — ( in US) distrito m policial
police officer — agente mf, policía mf
to have a police record — estar* fichado or (CS tb) prontuariado
police van — (BrE) furgón m policial, (coche m) celular m (Esp)
b) ( police officers) (no art, + pl vb) policías mpl
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a) ( keep order in) \<\<streets\>\> patrullar; \<\<region/area\>\> mantener* una fuerza policial enb) ( monitor) vigilar, supervisarc) ( clean up) (AmE) limpiar[pǝ'liːs]1.NPL policía fsing2.VT [+ frontier] vigilar, patrullar por; [+ area] mantener el orden público en; [+ process] vigilar, controlar3.CPD de policíapolice brutality N — violencia f policial
police captain N — (US) subjefe mf
police car N — coche m de policía
police cell N — celda f (de una comisaría)
police chief N — (Brit) ≈ jefe(-a) m / f de policía; (US) ≈ comisario(-a) m / f
police constable N — (Brit) guardia mf, policía mf
police court N — tribunal m de policía, tribunal m correccional
police custody N —
police department N — (US) policía f
police dog N — perro m policía
police escort N — escolta f policial
police force N — cuerpo m de policía
police headquarters NPL — cuartel m general de la policía
police helicopter N — helicóptero m de la policía
police inspector N — inspector(a) m / f de policía
police officer N — policía mf
police presence N — presencia f policial
a greater police presence is needed to combat street crime — para combatir la delincuencia callejera es necesaria una mayor presencia policial
police protection N — protección f policial
police record N — antecedentes mpl penales
police state N — estado m policía
police station N — comisaría f
police work N — trabajo m policial or de la policía
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I [pə'liːs]a) ( force) (+ sing or pl vb)to be in/join the police — ser*/hacerse* policía; (before n) <escort, patrol> policial
police car — coche m patrulla or de policía
police constable — ( in UK) agente mf
police custody — custodia f policial
police department — ( in US) distrito m policial
police officer — agente mf, policía mf
to have a police record — estar* fichado or (CS tb) prontuariado
police van — (BrE) furgón m policial, (coche m) celular m (Esp)
b) ( police officers) (no art, + pl vb) policías mpl
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a) ( keep order in) \<\<streets\>\> patrullar; \<\<region/area\>\> mantener* una fuerza policial enb) ( monitor) vigilar, supervisarc) ( clean up) (AmE) limpiar -
4 alleged
alleged adj supuestotr[ə'leʤd]1 presunto,-aalleged [ə'lɛʤd, ə'lɛʤəd] adj: presunto, supuestoadj.• alegado, -a adj.• pretendido, -a adj.• supuesto, -a adj.ə'ledʒdadjective (before n) <thief/violation> presunto[ǝ'ledʒd]ADJ [crime, thief, victim, author] presunto; [fact, reason] supuestohis alleged involvement in the scandal — su presunta or supuesta relación con el escándalo
* * *[ə'ledʒd]adjective (before n) <thief/violation> presunto
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