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policjanci
cops-and-robbers N pl
cops-and-robbers book
kryminał m
cops-and-robbers film
thriller m policyjny
I. cop [kɒp, Am kɑ:p] N
cop inf:
cop
gliniarz m
to play cops and robbers
bawić się w policjantów i złodziei
Phrases:
it's a fair cop Brit
należało mi się
it's not much cop
to nic specjalnego
II. cop <-pp-> [kɒp, Am kɑ:p] VB trans
cop
chwytać [perf chwycić]
Phrases:
to cop hold of sth
trzymać [perf po-] coś
you'll cop it Brit inf
oberwie ci się
cop out VB intr inf
cop out
wykręcać [perf wykręcić] się
cop show N TV
cop show
serial m o policjantach
Present
Icop
youcop
he/she/itcops
wecop
youcop
theycop
Past
Icopped
youcopped
he/she/itcopped
wecopped
youcopped
theycopped
Present Perfect
Ihavecopped
youhavecopped
he/she/ithascopped
wehavecopped
youhavecopped
theyhavecopped
Past Perfect
Ihadcopped
youhadcopped
he/she/ithadcopped
wehadcopped
youhadcopped
theyhadcopped
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)
call the cops!
zadzwoń po gliny!
cops-and-robbers book
kryminał m
cops-and-robbers film
thriller m policyjny
to play cops and robbers
bawić się w policjantów i złodziei
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
Don't: weaken, whine, cop out.
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The subject may feel he can cooperate with the good cop out of trust, or fear of the bad cop.
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Violence is a cop out; an easy answer for an ignorant problem.
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You should follow the story through sequentially, panel by panel, and not cop out by skipping a panel or two because you can not think what should go next.
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But it becomes a film that prefers to cop out, rather than deliver on the promise it held out so bravely in its initial passages.
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