police
US /pəˈlis/
・UK /pəˈli:s/
A1 初級
n. pl.名詞 (複数形)警察
The police arrived quickly at the scene of the accident
adj.形容詞警察の
She wanted to go to the police training school once she had finished at college
v.t.他動詞治安を維持する : 取り締まる
He felt that they would need to police the area because of recent riots
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- The share of Americans who say race relations are bad in this country is the highest it's been in decades, much of it amplified by shootings of African Americans by police, as we've seen recently in Charlotte and Tulsa.
しかし、政治家たちは
- We have to restore trust between communities and the police.
しかし、公平を期すために
【海外からみた日本】日本人は本当に "誠実" なの？
- Oh and in Japan, If someone turns in money to the police, the person by law has a right to demand 5 to 20% of the money from the owner whose money was returned, but apparently almost no one ever claims it.
そう そして日本では 警察にお金を届けた人がいたら 持ち主に返された時に その金額の 5～20% を要求する権利が法で認められているんだけど そうする人はほとんどいないみたいなんです
- in Japan, if someone turns in money to the police, the person by law has a right to demand 5 to 20 percent of the money from the owner whose money was returned.
ホッとした～！
エンターテイメント史上最も悪名高い暗殺事件20選 (20 Infamous Assassinations in Entertainment History)
- Hussle was in the parking lot when he got into a heated argument with a man named Eric Holder, who was supposedly working as an informant for the police.
ハッスルは駐車場で、警察の情報提供者として働いていたと思われるエリック・ホルダーという男と激しい口論になった。
- Hussle was in the parking lot when he got into a heated argument with a man named Eric Holder, who was supposedly working as an informant for the police.
-"彼はこの感情的な反応に激怒し、その引き金となった。""彼は無計画に行動した。"
レストランのマナー (Restaurant Etiquette)
- Or eventually, the nice restaurant will call the police and you will go to jail.
あるいは、そのうち素敵なレストランから警察に通報されて、刑務所に入ることになるかもしれません。
- Or eventually, the nice restaurant will call the police and you will go to jail.
オジーマンレビュー：メガコンピレーション #8 (Ozzy Man Reviews: MEGA COMPILATION #8)
- We've got police.
だから、不安な人は今すぐ目をそらして。
- We've got police.
道路の脇は全部水浸しだ。
クリエイティブな人間の恐るべきパラドックス - ハンター・S・トンプソン (The Terrible Paradox of Being a Creative Person - Hunter S. Thompson)
- Witnessing political corruption, police brutality, needless war, and the failure of countercultural movements to meaningfully enact social change, Thompson felt the conditions of things were, in his words, Christ it's bad. Underneath the prosperity of Americanism was an underbelly of violence, greed, corruption, excess, and an emptiness that was bloating.
政治腐敗、警察の残虐行為、無益な戦争、そして社会変革を実現するためのカウンターカルチャー運動の失敗を目の当たりにして、トンプソンは、彼の言葉を借りれば「キリストは悪い」のだと感じた。アメリカニズムの繁栄の下には、暴力、貪欲、腐敗、過剰、そして肥大化する虚無があった。
- Witnessing political corruption, police brutality, needless war, and
警察との話し方 (Real English: How to talk to the POLICE)
- the police if there's a problem, what might happen.
では、黒板に行こう。ああ、ごめん。E、囚人E、666がいる。
- And legal system means when you will talk to the police if there's a problem, what might happen.
戻るもんか、巡査部長！
「あなたにいじめられるつもりはない」：パム・ボンディ氏、民主党上院議員シフ氏とパディーヤ氏が激突 ('I’m not going to be bullied by you': Pam Bondi clashes with Dem Senators Schiff and Padilla)
- Are you prepared to advise the president not to pardon people who beat police officers?
警察官を殴った人間を赦免しないよう大統領に進言する用意はあるか？
- And I abhor violence to police officers.
そして、私は警察官への暴力を忌み嫌う。