patrol

patrol
pə'trəul
1. past tense, past participle - patrolled; verb
(to watch or protect (an area) by moving continually around or through it: Soldiers patrolled the streets.) patrullar

2. noun
1) (a group of people etc who patrol an area: They came across several army patrols in the hills.) patrulla
2) (the act of watching or guarding by patrolling: The soldiers went out on patrol; (also adjective) patrol duty.) (de) patrulla
patrol1 n patrulla
a patrol car un coche patrulla
to be on patrol patrullar
there were guards on patrol había guardias patrullando
patrol2 vb patrullar
guards patrol the prison unos guardias patrullan la cárcel
patrol
tr[pə'trəʊl]
noun
1 (act) patrulla, ronda; (person, group) patrulla
transitive verb (pt & pp patrolled (|us| patroled), ger patrolling (|us| patroling))
1 patrullar por, estar de patrulla en
intransitive verb
1 patrullar
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to be on patrol patrullar, estar de patrulla
patrol boat patrullera
patrol car coche nombre masculino patrulla
patrol [pə'tro:l] v, -trolled ; -trolling : patrullar
patrol n
: patrulla f
patrol
n.
• patrulla s.f.
• ronda s.f.
v.
• patrullar v.
• rondar v.

I pə'trəʊl
noun
a) u c (act) patrulla f, ronda f

to be on patrol — estar* patrullando, estar* de patrulla; (before n)

patrol boat — (lancha f) patrullera f

patrol car — coche m patrulla, patrullero m (RPl), auto m patrulla (Chi)

patrol wagon — (AmE) furgón m policial, (coche m) celular m (Esp), patrulla f (Col, Méx)

b) (group) patrulla f

II
transitive/intransitive verb -ll- patrullar
[pǝ'trǝʊl]
1.
N (gen) patrulla f ; (=night patrol) ronda f ; (in Scouts) patrulla f

to be on patrol — estar de patrulla

2.
VT [+ streets] patrullar por; [+ frontier] patrullar

the frontier is not patrolled — la frontera no tiene patrullas

3.
VI patrullar

he patrols up and down — se pasea de un lado a otro

4.
CPD

patrol boat N — patrullero m , (lancha f ) patrullera f

patrol car N — (Brit) coche m patrulla

patrol leader N — jefe m de patrulla

patrol wagon N — (US) coche m celular

* * *

I [pə'trəʊl]
noun
a) u c (act) patrulla f, ronda f

to be on patrol — estar* patrullando, estar* de patrulla; (before n)

patrol boat — (lancha f) patrullera f

patrol car — coche m patrulla, patrullero m (RPl), auto m patrulla (Chi)

patrol wagon — (AmE) furgón m policial, (coche m) celular m (Esp), patrulla f (Col, Méx)

b) (group) patrulla f

II
transitive/intransitive verb -ll- patrullar

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