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WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:
| police n | always singular (force keeping public order) | policja ż |
| | The city depends on an independent police. |
| | Miasto polega na niezależnej policji. |
| police npl | (police officers, collectively) | policja ż |
| Uwaga: Often preceded by "the" |
| | The police arrived on the scene. |
| | Policja przybyła na miejsce. |
| police npl | (police officers) | policjanci m, l.mn. |
| | One hundred armed police were stationed around the building. |
| police n as adj | (used by, relating to police) | policyjny przym. |
| | Jeff let his nephew try on his police helmet. |
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WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:
| chief of police n | US (head of police department) | szef policji m + ż |
| | The reporters asked the chief of police for his comments on the case. |
| chief of police n | UK (head of police force) | szef policji m + ż |
| police authority n | (law: official) | policja ż |
| police badge n | (emblem worn or carried by police) | blaszka policyjna, oznaka policyjna ż + przym. |
| | American policemen wear a police badge which bears a star. |
| police captain n | US (head of a police district in US) | kapitan policji m + ż |
| police car n | (vehicle used by police) | samochód policyjny m + przym. |
| | We arrived to see a police car outside our home. |
| | Within minutes of the alarm going off, 12 police cars were surrounding the building. |
| police chief n | US (chief of police: head of a US police force) | komendant policji m + ż |
| | Many uniformed officers report to the Police Chief. |
| police commissioner n | UK (head of UK police force) | komisarz policji m + ż |
| police constable n | UK (police officer) | posterunkowy m |
| | They panicked when they saw the police constable marching towards them. |
| police department n | (law enforcement office) | wydział policji m + ż |
| police detective n | (police officer: investigator) | detektyw policyjny m + przym. |
| | A plain-clothes police detective arrived to finish the investigation. |
| police dog n | (trained dog used in police work) | pies policyjny m + przym. |
| | He didn't want the police dog sniffing around his flat. |
| police force n | (local law-enforcement team) | siła policyjna ż + przym. |
| police force n | (national law-enforcement organization) | siła policyjna ż + przym. |
| police headquarters n | (building where police are stationed) | główna siedziba policji wyr. |
| Uwaga: Used with a singular or plural verb |
| | She went to the police headquarters to hand in the evidence. |
| police inspector n | UK (rank of police officer in the UK) | inspektor policji m + ż |
| police interrogation n | (questioning of a suspect by police) | przesłuchanie policyjne n + przym. |
| | The police interrogation was recorded on a tape recorder. |
| police lieutenant n | US (rank of police officer in the US) | podporucznik policji m + ż |
| police officer n | (member of police force) | oficer policji m + ż |
| | When he grows up he wants to be either a firefighter or a police officer. |
| police sergeant n | (rank of police officer) | sierżant policji m + ż |
| | The police sergeant had three stripes on the sleeve of his uniform. |
| police state n | (country where police maintain oppressive control) | państwo policyjne n + przym. |
| | Germany became a police state under Hitler's rule. |
| police station n | (building where police are stationed) | komenda policji ż + ż |
| | I had to report to the police station with my driving licence. |
| police van n | (small truck for transporting criminals) | wóz policyjny m + przym. |
| | The police van was called to take all the gang members into custody. |
| riot police n | (for protests, mob violence, etc.) | oddział prewencji m + ż |
| | The riot police were called to the estate to try to control the situation. |
secret police,
security police n | (covert police force) | tajna policja przym. + ż |
| secret police n | historical (Nazi Germany: Gestapo) | tajna policja przym. + ż |
| state police n | US (law force of a US state) | policja stanowa ż + przym. |
| | Most interstate and state highways are patrolled by state police, not local police. |