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detective

/dih-tek-tiv/US // dɪˈtɛk tɪv //UK // (dɪˈtɛktɪv) //

侦探,侦察员,侦查员,侦探者

Related Words

sleuth侦探,侦查员,侦察员,侦探者reporter记者,通讯员,新闻记者,报告人agent代理人,代理商,代理,代理机构spy谍报,谍报人员,谍影重重,谍报员police officer警察,警官,警员,警务人员private eye私家侦探,私隐者,私房菜informer告密者,举报者,线人,举报人private investigator私人调查员,私营调查员,私家侦探,私人侦探prosecutor检察官,检察员,起诉人,检控官fink眨眼,眨眼间,眨眨眼,眨眼之间eye眼睛,眼,眼球,眼部snoop窥探,窥探者,窥视,窥视者tail尾巴,尾部,尾声,尾随scout侦察员,侦查员,侦察兵,童子军bull公牛,公牛队,公债,公文shadow阴影,影子,影,阴霾analyst分析师,分析家,分析员,分析家们cop拷贝,拷贝拷贝,拷贝的,拷贝的方式eavesdropper窃听者,偷听者,监听者,窃听人员constable警员,警官,警察,捕快

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a member of the police force or a private investigator whose function is to obtain information and evidence, as of offenses against the law.
adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : of or relating to detection or detectives: a detective story.
    • : serving to detect; detecting: various detective devices.

Synonyms & Antonyms

nouninvestigator of crime
Forms: detectives
Synonyms
agent代理人,代理商,代理,代理机构informer告密者,举报者,线人,举报人police officer警察,警官,警员,警务人员private eye私家侦探,私隐者,私房菜private investigator私人调查员,私营调查员,私家侦探,私人侦探prosecutor检察官,检察员,起诉人,检控官reporter记者,通讯员,新闻记者,报告人sleuth侦探,侦查员,侦察员,侦探者spy谍报,谍报人员,谍影重重,谍报员analyst分析师,分析家,分析员,分析家们bloodhound猎犬,猎狗,猎血犬,猎鹰bull公牛,公牛队,公债,公文constable警员,警官,警察,捕快cop拷贝,拷贝拷贝,拷贝的,拷贝的方式dick鸡巴,鸡鸡,鸡仔eavesdropper窃听者,偷听者,监听者,窃听人员eye眼睛,眼,眼球,眼部fed美联储,饲料,美联储的,美联社fink眨眼,眨眼间,眨眨眼,眨眼之间flatfoot平脚,平足,平足部,平底锅gumshoe笨手笨脚的人,笨手笨脚,笨手笨脚者,笨拙的人nark夸大其词,夸夸其谈,夸张,夸张的说法peeper窥视者,窥探者,偷窥者,偷看者roper罗珀,流浪者,流氓,流浪汉scout侦察员,侦查员,侦察兵,童子军sergeant中士,中尉,中级shadow阴影,影子,影,阴霾shamus萨姆斯,萨姆士,萨姆人,萨姆shoofly牛皮癣,牛皮筏子,牛皮箱,牛皮癣患者snoop窥探,窥探者,窥视,窥视者tail尾巴,尾部,尾声,尾随p. i.P。I。sherlock holmes福尔摩斯,神探霍姆斯bird dog鸟狗,鸟犬,鸟类狗,鸟人狗plainclothes officer便衣人员,便衣警察,便衣警官,便衣军官slewfoot袖手旁观,袖珍,袖珍型,袖珍的脚

Examples

  • Then, the two paramedics and two city police officers and a detective walked into the room.

  • Only then would the detective seek other evidence like eyewitnesses or forensic data to justify arresting and charging the subject.

  • He’s an epidemiologist, or disease detective, in Canada at the University of Toronto.

  • She’s a virus detective at the University of California, Davis.

  • His team described how its detective work led to this conclusion in the January 2015 EMBO Molecular Medicine.

  • On Thursday, Detective Superintendent McDonald described his account as “harrowing” and compelling.

  • Robert Morrill, a former gang detective and author of The Mexican Mafia/The Story, said there is little the authorities can do.

  • The Glock family feud gets messier with new court documents alleging that gun magnate Gaston had a detective follow his ex-wife.

  • Back at police headquarters, Chief of Police Michael Floore Sr. ran out of the detective bureau, barking into a walkie talkie.

  • She had a simple answer to my inquiry about the calls that were never returned—from her or anyone else in the detective bureau.

  • The door opened and a plain clothes detective entered the office.

  • So did my versatile friend, joyously confident in his powers, start on his glorious career as a private detective.

  • Detective Frey came in and saw Duggin lying dead, and he figured he'd go out and do big things.

  • The detective went downstairs and talked with Mrs. McCarthy a few minutes, and then took his leave.

  • The detective Agnes had retained, called on Baptiste's lawyers and held a lengthy consultation.

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