I. police [美 pəˈlis, 英 pəˈliːs] 名词
1. police (force) + 单数 or pl 动词:
2. police (police officers):
- police no 冠词, + pl 动词
- policías mpl
II. police [美 pəˈlis, 英 pəˈliːs] 动词 trans
1. police (keep order in):
2. police (monitor):
3. police (clean up):
- police 美
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thought police 名词 + pl 动词
- thought police
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police department 名词 (in US)
- police department
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PONS词典中的例句（已经编辑处理）
单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
Others followed with their own series, despite harassment from the party's secret police.
en.wikipedia.org These guidelines required the FBI to show evidence of a crime before using secret police techniques like wiretaps or entering someone's home without warning.
en.wikipedia.org Unfortunately they are in a restricted area so the secret police suspect them of being spies.
en.wikipedia.org Their strategy included mass political repressions and establishing subordinate secret police services at the occupied territories.
en.wikipedia.org He cited the government's claim of reaching out to the opposition even though his secret police were still arresting opposition figures.
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