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de·tec·tive [dɪˈtektɪv] N

1. detective:

detective (in police)
kriminalist(ka) m (f)
(form of address) Detective Sergeant Lewis

2. detective (private):

detective
detektiv(ka) m (f)

de·tec·tive in·ˈspect·or N Brit

detective inspector

de·ˈtec·tive nov·el N

detective novel
detective novel

de·tec·tive super·in·ˈtend·ent N Brit

detective superintendent

ˈstore de·tec·tive N

store detective

Usage examples with detective

detective novel
sleuth (a detective, track, path, trail) (izvira iz sleuthhound-fig. tracker, pursuer) Brit clipping

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Realizing he was about to be arrested, the man pushed one of the detectives, exited his car and leaped into their unmarked police vehicle.
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With a failing detective agency in her possession and no money, her choices are limited.
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She didn't want to be a detective at all at first, because she wanted to be a mystery novel writer.
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It's about a detective working on a case of a missing girl.
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He is later promoted to detective, then to captain.
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He tells her she will have many opportunities to do good things now that she is a detective again.
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The detectives personal lives rarely took center stage.
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The detectives were following up on a missing person case and observed a suspicious subject outside the residence.
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He thinks he will be the qualified detective, often becoming the comic relief in the series.
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Replacing westerns were police and detective shows, a trend that would last through the 1980s.
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