patrolman

  • 11Patrolman Pete — is the brainchild of the UK Automobile Association’s publishing department. Designed to compete with the likes of Bob the Builder, Postman Pat and Underground Ernie, a suite of books for 3 6 year olds was published featuring the character, his… …

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  • 12patrolman — noun Date: 1867 one who patrols; especially a police officer assigned to a beat …

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  • 13patrolman — /peuh trohl meuhn/, n., pl. patrolmen. 1. a police officer who is assigned to patrol a specific district, route, etc. 2. a person who patrols. [1840 50, Amer.; PATROL + MAN] Usage. See man. * * * …

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  • 14patrolman — noun A police officer, especially a junior one who does patrol instead of detection or supervising other policemen …

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  • 15patrolman — pa|trol|man [pəˈtrəulmən US ˈtroul ] n plural patrolmen [ mən] 1.) AmE a police officer who regularly walks or drives around a particular area to try to prevent crime 2.) someone employed by a car owners association in Britain who goes to give… …

    Dictionary of contemporary English

  • 16patrolman — pa|trol|man [ pə troulmən ] (plural patrolmen [ pə troulmən ] ) noun count 1. ) AMERICAN a police officer whose job is to walk or drive around a particular area 2. ) BRITISH someone whose job is to help people if their car stops working while… …

    Usage of the words and phrases in modern English

  • 17patrolman — pa·trol·man || pÉ™ trəʊlmÉ™n n. policeman; one who makes a reconnaissance tour, one who scouts …

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  • 18patrolman — noun (plural patrolmen) N. Amer. a patrolling police officer …

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  • 19patrolman — noun (C) 1 AmE a police officer who regularly walks or drives around a particular area to prevent crime from happening 2 someone employed by a car owners association in Britain who drives along roads to give help to drivers …

    Longman dictionary of contemporary English

  • 20patrolman — n policeman, police officer, state trooper, trooper, officer, constable; sentry, guard, patrol. See patrol(def. 2) …

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