patrol的意思和读音

patrol

: [pəˈtroʊl] : [pəˈtrəʊl]

n.

v.

patrols  patrolled  patroled  patroling  patrolling  

n.perambulation,round,beat,circuit,tour

v.make the rounds,traverse,watch

patrolv.

1.[t][i]~ (sth)to go around an area or a building at regular times to check that it is safe and that there is no trouble

Troops patrolled the border day and night.

Guards can be seen patrolling everywhere.

2.[t]~ sthto drive or walk around a particular area, especially in a threatening way

Gangs of youths patrol the streets at night.

n.

1.[c][u]the act of going to different parts of a building, an area, etc. to make sure that there is no trouble or crime

Security guards make regular patrols at night.

a police car on patrol

2.[c]a group of soldiers, vehicles, etc. that patrol an area

a naval/police patrol

a patrol car/boat

3.[c]a group of about six Boy Scouts or Girl Guides/Scouts that forms part of a larger group

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v.1.,,;()

n.1.a group of people or vehicles that move around a place in order to prevent trouble or crime; the movement of a patrol around a place2.a small group of girl scouts or boy scouts

v.1.to move regularly around a place in order to prevent trouble or crime

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1.Patrol don't understand mother duck what to do, so he took it away from the side continue to work.

2.Tuesday was no different; at least three people died after an improvised bomb targeted a patrol and a shoot-out followed.3

3.He wanted to go out on night patrol alone; that was the kind of situation of personal risk in which he revelled.

4.My husband, who was the captain of the patrol boys in the eighth grade, has a tendency to hold out his arms at the curb: stand back!退

5.He said that military action against Libya would be "several days" to combat the transition to the no-fly zone by the military on patrol.

6.I had seen these Marines hug each other before heading out on patrol -- real hugs, as if they guessed they might not see each other again.---

7.The only trouble was that the patrol overshot its endpoint by a half kilometre and soon found itself walking directly into the sun's glare.500便

8.He began to waver in his resolution, when a patrol wagon rolled up and more officers dismounted.

9.When an infantry patrol sets up in the town square, its potential energy remains as a force to be reckoned with.广

10.He said the couple had been captured by "our brothers who patrol the coast" .,“