Definition of policeman in English Turkish dictionary
- {i} (erkek) polis
- {i} polis
Polise yol tarifi sordum.
-I asked a policeman for directions.
Polis vurularak öldürüldüğünde izinliydi.
-The policeman was off duty when he was shot to death.
- sakçı memuru
- {i} zabıta memuru
- {ç} po.lice.men (pılis'mîn)
- {i} asker karınca
- polis memuru
Polis memuru Dan'in sürücü belgesine el koydu.
-The policeman confiscated Dan's driver's license.
Polis memuru tanığı korudu.
-The policeman protected the witness.
- polis (memuru)
- policeman bird
- muhbir
- policeman on point duty
- kavşak trafik polisi
- policeman on point duty
- belli bir noktada görev yapan polis
- point policeman
- belli bir noktada görev yapan polis
- point policeman
- kavşak trafik polisi
- military policeman
- askeri inzibat
- motorcycle policeman
- motorsikletli polis
- mounted policeman
- atlı polis
- policemen
- polis
İki polis bir hırsız tutukladı. Onlar onu Bayan Miller'in evine gizlice girerken yakaladı.
-Two policemen arrested a burglar. They caught him sneaking into Mrs. Miller's.
Tüm polisler cesur değildir.
-Not all policemen are brave.
- sleeping policeman
- polis uyku
- gendarme
- {i} jandarma
Jandarmalar da insan.
-Gendarmes are human, too.
Jandarmalar da insandırlar.
-Gendarmes are also human beings.
- gendarme
- (isim) jandarma
- military policeman
- (Askeri) ASKERİ İNZİBAT MEMURU: Askeri inzibat işleri ile görevlendirilen asker
- military policeman
- inzibat, inzibat eri
- policemen
- policemans
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Definition of policeman in English English dictionary
- A glass rod capped at one end with rubber, used in a chemistry laboratory for gravimetric analysis
- A member of a police force, especially one who is male
- A member of a body of police; a constable
- {i} cop, police officer, constable
- a glass rod capped at one end with rubber, used in a chemistry laboratory for gravimetric analysis; a rubber policeman
- A policeman is a man who is a member of the police force. W3S2 policemen a male police officer
- A member of the police, or of a law-enforcement agency
- a member of a police force; "it was an accident, officer
- policeman bird
- large mostly white Australian stork
- policeman on the beat
- local policeman, policeman in charge of protecting a certain area
- Policeman.
- gendarme
The US is tempted to play the role of global gendarme because everyone knows that the UN, as it is, lacks the resources and capacity to fill this role.
- rubber policeman
- a flexible rubber scraper attached to a glass rod, used in chemistry laboratories for amalgamating and transferring solid residues in gravimetric analysis
- sleeping policeman
- A speed bump
We don't care much to figure out terms like brolly (umbrella) and sleeping policeman (speed bump).
- A policeman
- flatfoot
- A policeman
- bull
- A policeman
- copper
- A policeman
- walloper
- A policeman
- cop
- a policeman
- scuffer
- border guard policeman
- law enforcement officer responsible for safeguarding the borders of a country
- military policeman
- mane who serves in the military police
- military policeman
- A military policeman is a member of the military police
- military policeman
- a member of the military police who polices soldiers and guards prisoners
- mounted policeman
- police officer who rides horseback, cavalry policeman
- policemen
- irregular plural of policeman
- regimental policeman
- military police officer that remains with a battalion and is responsible for that battalion
- silent policeman
- blinking traffic light in the middle of the road
- sleeping policeman
- a narrow raised part in a road which makes traffic go slowly = speed bump
- sleeping policeman
- (Slang) bump in a road or driveway made to decrease drivers of vehicles speed
- traffic policeman
- policeman whose job it is to enforce traffic laws
- undercover policeman
- cop who hides his profession so as to perform secret police business
Related Terms
Hyphenation
po·lice·manTurkish pronunciation
pılismınSynonyms
rubber policemanAntonyms
policewomanPronunciation
Etymology
() police + -manResimler
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