I. po·lice [pəˈli:s] СЪЩ + pl vb
1. police (force):
2. police (police officers):
II. po·lice [pəˈli:s] ГЛАГ прх
III. po·lice [pəˈli:s] СЪЩ modifier
police (helmet, patrol, uniform):
| I | police |
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| you | police |
| he/she/it | polices |
| we | police |
| you | police |
| they | police |
| I | policed |
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| you | policed |
| he/she/it | policed |
| we | policed |
| you | policed |
| they | policed |
| I | have | policed |
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| you | have | policed |
| he/she/it | has | policed |
| we | have | policed |
| you | have | policed |
| they | have | policed |
| I | had | policed |
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| you | had | policed |
| he/she/it | had | policed |
| we | had | policed |
| you | had | policed |
| they | had | policed |
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But since he is a police informer and enjoys political patronage of the ruling party, nothing is done against him.
www.milligazette.com He always denied these allegations as well as accusations that he was a police informer.
www.sundayworld.com The policing watchdog also discovered that one person initially suspected of involvement in the attack was a police informer at the time.
www.irishnews.com The offence did not come to light until over a year later, after a police informer who had acted as an accomplice had been arrested attempting to imitate the pair.
en.wikipedia.org Crucially, a suspicion began to develop in the criminal underworld that he was a police informer.
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