cops

英 [kɒps]

美 [kɑːps]

n.  警察
v.  遭受; 忍受; 注意到
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柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 警察
  Acopis a policeman or policewoman.
  1. Frank didn't like having the cops know where to find him.
     弗兰克不想让警察知道去哪里可以找到他。
• PHRASE 受责骂;受罚
  If youcop it, someone punishes you or speaks to you angrily because you have done something wrong.
  1. Motel owners and restaurant managers copped it for neglecting their clients.
     汽车旅馆老板和饭店经理因为冷落顾客而受到责骂。
• PHRASE 没有什么价值;不怎么样
  If you say that something isnot much cop, you mean that it is not very good, and is disappointing.
  1. The Jane's 'Triple X Album' came out in 1986, and wasn't much cop actually.
     简在1986年推出了《XXX》专辑，但事实上并不怎么样。

双语例句

• Now the cops know I wrote it.
  现在警察知道信是我写的了。
• I've had cops in my face for half my life.
  我面对警察的次数多了去了。
• I'll tell the cops I did whatever you want. please!
  要我对警察说什么都行，求你了！
• The cops have my name and address.
  警察有我的姓名和地址。
• I grew up with cops like you.
  我和像你这样的警察一起长大。
• I really should have talked to all the cops who showed up.
  我最好不要和每个出现的警察谈话。
• That there's enough to go to the cops.
  警察那里我是去够了。
• There'll be a huge ruck with the cops as they try to take photographs
  他们试图拍照时将会和警察发生大规模的肢体冲突。
• The team police get to know the people in their patrol areas better than cops who must cover a larger beat.
  小分队的警察比那些负责大片区域的警察更了解自己管片的群众。
• I think somebody called the cops.
  我想有人叫了警察。