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Meanings of patrol in English
Usage of patrol in English
1
Mostly U.S. troops are responsible for helping Afghan forces patrol mountainous region.
2
Even today, six years or more after, foxes still patrol this house.
3
At least nine police patrol vehicles are now being used every day.
4
A police patrol to the north thought they had seen the suspect.
5
A young boy signaled the 'v' sign for victory at the patrol.
6
On the morning in question Jessup was working the Hancock Park patrol.
7
The target of the new IRA attack was a passing police patrol.
8
Police said she struck a patrol car and refused a sobriety test.
9
These troops patrol from pre-selected drop-off points to carefully prioritised target areas.
10
The Japanese Coast Guard deployed patrol boats to the area, Kyodo said.
11
Soldiers lined the grounds; soldiers kept hourly patrol; soldiers executed every command.
12
Presently the heavy tramp of the patrol was heard in the street.
13
The leader of the Foxes picked the oldest boy in his patrol.
14
A month later, an official hearing cleared Lucia to return to patrol.
15
Police were able to recover the patrol car which was slightly damaged.
16
Maltese armed forces said the boat was spotted during a routine patrol.
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Patrol through the time
Patrol across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
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