special constable
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˌspecial ˈconstable noun [countable] SCPsomeone in Britain who sometimes works as a police officer without being paid, and who also has another main job 〔英国不领工资、另有正职的〕特种警察
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special constable• Seven other County Durham officers and a special constable have also been commended by the chief constable.• Too old to fight, he had served as a special constable during the war.• He became a special constable, a member of the local emergency committee.• Every one else was virtually a special constable. ... The women were better.ˌspecial ˈconstable nounChineseSyllable
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special constable
ˌspecial ˈconstable
noun [countable]
someone in Britain who sometimes works as a police officer without being paid, and who also has another main job
ˌspecial ˈconstable
noun [countable]someone in Britain who sometimes works as a police officer without being paid, and who also has another main job