a detective police的意思|示意

Certainly, once a police agency or a detective sees a couple of successful cases, they're convinced that there is some potential value to their investigation with this work.

当然，一旦某个警察机关或侦探看到了几个成功的案例，他们就确信这项工作，对于他们进行的调查，有一些潜在的价值。

A police spokeswoman, Detective Cheryl Crispin, said in an email the department was "not aware of this arising as a police issue."

警方发言人CC探长在一封电子邮件中称消费局没有意识到会引起警方问题。

Its arrival was followed by a shoot-out between state police and dozens of cops from the national detective corps, known as the CICPC.

该机降落后，州警与几十名国家调查局(CICPC)的特警间爆发了一场枪战。

In Baquba, the Iraqi police detective flipped pointlessly through a file on his desk; the daylight was too faint to read by and the electricity had long since gone off.

伊拉克巴库巴的一名警探漫无目的地快速翻着桌上一份文件；昏暗的日光下，什么也看不清，已经很久没有来电了。

Ernie Vallebuona, a former vice detective with the New York City Police Department, learned he had aggressive non-Hodgkin's lymphoma three years after working at ground zero.

前纽约警察局的副侦探Ernie Vallebuona，在坐标零点工作后的第三年得知自己患上侵袭性非霍奇金淋巴瘤。

I'm a consulting detective. Only one in the world, I invented the job. Means when the police are out of their depth, which is always, they consult me.

我是个“咨询侦探”世界唯一的。这工作是我发明的。每当警察找不到方向他们经常都这样，他们会咨询我。