| 单词 | police-magistrate |
| 释义 | police /pə-lēsˈ/noun
Of the police transitive verb
ORIGIN: Fr, from L polītīa, from Gr polīteiā, from polītēs a citizen, from polis a city police burgh see under burgh police constable noun A policeman or policewoman of ordinary rank policeˈ-court noun A former name for a borough court police dog noun A dog trained to help the police police force noun
police inspector noun A superior officer of police who has charge of a department, next in rank to a superintendent policeˈ-judge or policeˈ-magˈistrate noun A judge or magistrate who formerly presided in a police-court policeˈman noun A man who is a member of a police force policeˈ-manureˈ noun (Scot) Street sweepings used as manure Police Motu noun A former name for the Motu language police office or police station noun The headquarters of the police of a district, used also as a temporary place of confinement police officer noun A member of a police force, esp a constable police procedural noun A crime novel, film, etc which focuses on the procedures used by the police in their investigations into a crime police state noun A country in which secret police are employed to detect and stamp out any opposition to the government in power police trap noun
policeˈwoman noun A woman who is a member of a police force |
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