Definition of secret police in English:

secret police

noun

treated as plural A police force working in secret against a government's political opponents.
Example sentencesExamples
- There was no settling of accounts with the hated and feared secret police, the Securitate.
- On arrival all four were arrested by the Gambian secret police.
- It is not only lower levels of the Brandenburg secret police which have connections to the extreme right wing.
- In places it was only Russian troops who protected the secret police from workers' anger.
- Ganev's career initially received a boost from his role as an official in the Stalinist secret police.
- However, the new police lack any effective power against the Sandinista secret police or army.

Definition of secret police in US English:

secret police

nounˈsēkrit pəˈlēsˈsikrɪt pəˈlis

treated as plural A police force working in secret against a government's political opponents.
Example sentencesExamples
- Ganev's career initially received a boost from his role as an official in the Stalinist secret police.
- There was no settling of accounts with the hated and feared secret police, the Securitate.
- However, the new police lack any effective power against the Sandinista secret police or army.
- In places it was only Russian troops who protected the secret police from workers' anger.
- It is not only lower levels of the Brandenburg secret police which have connections to the extreme right wing.
- On arrival all four were arrested by the Gambian secret police.

单词	secret police
释义	Definition of secret police in English: secret police noun treated as plural A police force working in secret against a government's political opponents. Example sentencesExamples There was no settling of accounts with the hated and feared secret police, the Securitate. On arrival all four were arrested by the Gambian secret police. It is not only lower levels of the Brandenburg secret police which have connections to the extreme right wing. In places it was only Russian troops who protected the secret police from workers' anger. Ganev's career initially received a boost from his role as an official in the Stalinist secret police. However, the new police lack any effective power against the Sandinista secret police or army. Definition of secret police in US English: secret police nounˈsēkrit pəˈlēsˈsikrɪt pəˈlis treated as plural A police force working in secret against a government's political opponents. Example sentencesExamples Ganev's career initially received a boost from his role as an official in the Stalinist secret police. There was no settling of accounts with the hated and feared secret police, the Securitate. However, the new police lack any effective power against the Sandinista secret police or army. In places it was only Russian troops who protected the secret police from workers' anger. It is not only lower levels of the Brandenburg secret police which have connections to the extreme right wing. On arrival all four were arrested by the Gambian secret police.
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