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Definition of bobby in English: bobbynounPlural bobbies ˈbɒbiˈbɑbi British informal A police officer. 〈英，非正式，旧〉警官 Example sentencesExamples - Some councillors and police officers expressed concerns about bobbies being taken off the beat to escort prisoners to cells at Fulford, York.
- In this the mysterious mass murderer whom nobody observes was in fact a patrolling bobby, seen by everyone but noticed by none.
- Local police stations are being closed and people complain that beat bobbies have all but disappeared from our streets.
- In turn this information can be quickly and automatically transmitted to other patrol cars and even bobbies on the beat.
- Cheshire Chief Constable Peter Fahy said bobbies on the beat would become a less common sight as forces race to meet the demands of later opening hours.
- Road policing officers are to team up with beat bobbies to spearhead a campaign aimed at cutting crime in Burnley, Pendle and Rossendale.
- Both clubs and the police are urging away fans not to buy tickets for the home area for the game which will be policed by officers from Cumbria as well as local bobbies.
- Beat bobbies and uniform patrols are doing their best to cope by stopping suspects during the early hours.
- Police authorities whose bobbies wear helmets for patrols will be given shorter, stronger ones next year.
- As a lad my small village had a bobby living in a police house locally.
- Local bobbies are stepping up patrols in part of the West End to nip the problems in the bud.
- In response, police put extra bobbies on the beat and used a CCTV van to combat the problems.
- In this episode a bobby, an actual policeman, speaks to her rudely.
- Beat bobbies are forging closer links with British Transport Police officers patrolling York Station.
- However, I doubt that will ever happen, it's too close to Rodbourne and Rodbourne is not known to have policing or a beat bobby.
- If someone comes into the town to cause trouble and they see bobbies patrolling the street it will deter them.
- Worried police chiefs are drafting in extra bobbies and moving traffic officers to regular beats in a concerted attempt to tackle a surge in crime in York and Selby.
- Now is the time for North Yorkshire police to put bobbies on bikes.
- Back-up bobbies designed to ease pressure on police officers could actually add to their workload
- The aim is to save bobbies from having to march offenders back to the police station to log their details.
Synonyms police officer, policeman, policewoman, pc, wpc, officer of the law, detective, dc
OriginMid 19th century: pet form of Robert, given name of Sir Robert Peel, Sir Robert. RhymesBobbie, Gobbi, hobby, knobby, lobby, snobby, swabbie Definition of bobby in US English: bobbynounˈbɑbiˈbäbē British informal A police officer. 〈英，非正式，旧〉警官 Example sentencesExamples - The aim is to save bobbies from having to march offenders back to the police station to log their details.
- However, I doubt that will ever happen, it's too close to Rodbourne and Rodbourne is not known to have policing or a beat bobby.
- If someone comes into the town to cause trouble and they see bobbies patrolling the street it will deter them.
- Beat bobbies and uniform patrols are doing their best to cope by stopping suspects during the early hours.
- In this the mysterious mass murderer whom nobody observes was in fact a patrolling bobby, seen by everyone but noticed by none.
- As a lad my small village had a bobby living in a police house locally.
- Cheshire Chief Constable Peter Fahy said bobbies on the beat would become a less common sight as forces race to meet the demands of later opening hours.
- Road policing officers are to team up with beat bobbies to spearhead a campaign aimed at cutting crime in Burnley, Pendle and Rossendale.
- Local police stations are being closed and people complain that beat bobbies have all but disappeared from our streets.
- In this episode a bobby, an actual policeman, speaks to her rudely.
- Police authorities whose bobbies wear helmets for patrols will be given shorter, stronger ones next year.
- Worried police chiefs are drafting in extra bobbies and moving traffic officers to regular beats in a concerted attempt to tackle a surge in crime in York and Selby.
- In response, police put extra bobbies on the beat and used a CCTV van to combat the problems.
- In turn this information can be quickly and automatically transmitted to other patrol cars and even bobbies on the beat.
- Some councillors and police officers expressed concerns about bobbies being taken off the beat to escort prisoners to cells at Fulford, York.
- Back-up bobbies designed to ease pressure on police officers could actually add to their workload
- Now is the time for North Yorkshire police to put bobbies on bikes.
- Local bobbies are stepping up patrols in part of the West End to nip the problems in the bud.
- Both clubs and the police are urging away fans not to buy tickets for the home area for the game which will be policed by officers from Cumbria as well as local bobbies.
- Beat bobbies are forging closer links with British Transport Police officers patrolling York Station.
Synonyms police officer, policeman, policewoman, pc, wpc, officer of the law, detective, dc
OriginMid 19th century: pet form of Robert, given name of Sir Robert Peel, Sir Robert. |