police officer
noun
1.
any policeman or policewoman; patrolman or patrolwoman.
2.
a person having officer rank on a police force.
Origin
1790-1800
Examples from the web for
police officer
The bodies attract the notice of a
police officer
, who enters the house.
The
police officer
stepped into the traffic, blocking our car.
Imagine that you are a
police officer
in a tough neighborhood where the criminals are heavily armed.
Here, you can't even trust a
police officer
not to lie to your face.
All was well and good until the
police officer
posted at the entrance to the bus depot was called to an emergency.
The
police officer
, after a brief attempt at a stern manner, relented.
The initial website link in essence are measures to adopt to really turn into a
police officer
.
We have disabled your ignition and summoned a
police officer
.
Now imagine this same environment, but you are a
police officer
.
If a
police officer
commits a crime, he/she is jailed by other policemen.
British Dictionary definitions for
police officer
police officer
noun
1.
a member of a police force, esp a constable; policeman
Often (esp as form of address) shortened to
officer