drug squad w słowniku Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Tłumaczenia dla hasła drug squad w angielski»hiszpański słowniku

drug squad, drugs squad Brit RZ.

drug squad

brigada r.ż. antidroga

drug squad

brigada r.ż. de estupefacientes

Tłumaczenia dla hasła drug squad w angielski»hiszpański słowniku

drug or narcotics squad

brigada r.ż. antidroga or de estupefacientes

Tłumaczenia dla hasła drug squad w hiszpański»angielski słowniku

brigada de estupefacientes

drug squad

brigada antidroga

drug squad

Tłumaczenia dla hasła drug squad w angielski»hiszpański słowniku

squad [Am skwɑd, Brit skwɒd] RZ.

1. squad WOJSK.:

squad

pelotón r.m.

squad (of workmen)

cuadrilla r.ż.

squad (of workmen)

brigada r.ż.

2. squad (of policemen):

squad

brigada r.ż.

death squad

escuadrón r.m. de la muerte

drug or narcotics squad

brigada r.ż. antidroga or de estupefacientes

3. squad SPORT:

squad

equipo r.m.

I.drug [Am drəɡ, Brit drʌɡ] RZ.

1. drug (narcotic):

drug

droga r.ż.

drug

estupefaciente r.m. form.

hard/soft drugs

drogas duras/blandas

to be on drugs

drogarse

I don't do drugs slang

yo no me drogo

success became a drug with her

el éxito se convirtió en una droga para ella

a drug on the market

un artículo del cual el mercado ya está saturado

drug habit

drogadicción r.ż.

drug pusher or peddler pot.

camello r.m. i r.ż. slang

drug pusher or peddler pot.

conecte r.m. i r.ż. Mex slang

drug pusher or peddler pot.

jíbaro r.m. i r.ż. Col Ven slang

drug traffic

tráfico r.m. de drogas

drug traffic

narcotráfico r.m.

drug trafficker

traficante r.m. i r.ż. de drogas

drug trafficking

tráfico r.m. de drogas

2. drug (medication):

drug

medicamento r.m.

drug

medicina r.ż.

drug

fármaco r.m. form.

she is on or takes drugs for her heart

está tomando or toma medicamentos para el corazón

they took him off that drug and put him on another one

le dejaron de dar ese medicamento y le empezaron a dar otro

II.drug <im. cz. ter. drugging; I f. cz. przesz., im. cz. przeszł. drugged> [Am drəɡ, Brit drʌɡ] CZ. cz. przech.

1. drug person/animal:

drug

drogar

2. drug <drugged, im. cz. przeszł. >:

drugged

drogado

she was kept drugged to relieve the pain

la mantenían drogada para aliviarle el dolor

a drugged sleep

un sueño pesado

3. drug (add drugs to):

drug food/wine

adulterar con drogas

drug squad w słowniku PONS

Tłumaczenia dla hasła drug squad w angielski»hiszpański słowniku

drug squad RZ., drugs squad RZ. Brit

drug squad

brigada r.ż. de estupefacientes

Tłumaczenia dla hasła drug squad w angielski»hiszpański słowniku

squad [skwɒd, Am skwɑ:d] RZ.

1. squad (group):

squad

pelotón r.m.

squad of police

brigada r.ż.

anti-terrorist squad

brigada antiterrorista

2. squad (sports team):

squad

equipo r.m.

I.drug [drʌg] -gg- RZ.

1. drug MED.:

drug

fármaco r.m.

2. drug (narcotic):

drug

droga r.ż.

to take drugs

tomar drogas

II.drug [drʌg] -gg- CZ. cz. przech.

drug

drogar

Przykłady jednojęzyczne (niezredagowane i niesprawdzone przez PONS)

angielski

They faced challenges typical of drug squad corruption probes.

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A conspiracy to attempt to obstruct justice is the "bright thread" that runs through all the evidence against five former drug squad officers, she said.

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The drug squad inspector said he knew nothing of a child that had been hurt.

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But he wasn't; he was part of the small drug squad team on the ground.

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Each defeated gang member drops drugs that can be picked up and automatically sent off to the drug squad for points.

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It was his work with the drug squad that opened his eyes to the possibilities outside of policing.

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The house is later raided by the drug squad.

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Police from the drug squad then raid the safe house.

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But the drug squad at the time reported seizing only 2.5 ounces, a 13.5-ounce discrepancy worth almost $17,000.

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Lawsuits were piling up in which alleged drug dealers accused the drug squad officers of theft and unnecessary force.

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