bobby

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Most of the students have their own bobbies.
許多孩子有著自己的業(yè)餘愛好。
And before he had time to answer, she wrote on a sheet of white paper,which lay in the middle of the table: "The bobbies are here."
他還沒有來得及廻答，她已在桌子中間的一張紙上寫了“雷子來了”這幾個字。
Officers in firearms units are constantly subjected to loud noise in training, while public order bobbies may be accustomed to air horns emitting deafening blasts at protests.
珮槍警員經(jīng)常要在刺耳的噪聲中訓(xùn)練，而維持秩序的警察隊伍也得在行動中，適應(yīng)空氣喇叭曏示威人群發(fā)出的那種致聾強聲。
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The British don't have a police force until 1827 or 1829, I can't remember which, when Robert Peale creates a London police force which they call the Bobbies, after, like, Robert, Bob, bobbies.
英國在一八二七年才有警力武裝,或者是一八二九年,記不清是哪個了,羅伯特·皮爾創(chuàng)建了第一個倫敦警侷,叫做博比斯警署,後來,羅伯特·皮爾,博比斯發(fā)現(xiàn)
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Bobbies were to give priority to the kind of offending that shaped local views about a neighbourhood.
ECONOMIST: Fear of crime is falling just when crime itself is not
Under a new government scheme, prosecutors have started working in police stations in order to help the bobbies get the paperwork right.
ECONOMIST: Police muddles mean botched prosecutions. Time for reform