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English to Portuguese translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Law (general) / warrant | |||||||
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5 +2 | polícia |
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4 +1 | inspector |
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4 +1 | detective policial |
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4 +1 | agente inspector |
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constable agente inspector Explanation: Penso ser isso. Reference: http://jn.sapo.pt/2006/07/07/nacional/ministerio_obrigado_pe... |
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constable detective policial Explanation: constable está associado a um agente de polícia, daí a minha sugestão :) |
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constable inspector Explanation: Penso que esta palavra define o detective constable, visto que em Portugal não existem detectives policiais mas sim inspectores (da Polícia Judiciária, por exemplo). Hope it helps! |
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constable polícia Explanation: Constable é um polícia. Ou agente da polícia. no Brasil será policial. Quando nos dirigimos a um polícia no reino Unido dizemos «excuse me constable...» ou »please, constable». Não é necessário dizer detective policial ou insdpector. Aliás, o inspector não anda de giro nas ruas e o constable sim. constable ['kVnstEbl, 'kànstEbl] substantivo · polícia; · antigo condestável; constable of the Tower of London governador da Torre de Londres; chief constable chefe da polícia; © Porto Editora, Lda. - 2000 |
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