PATROL


Meaning of PATROL in English

I.

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ routine

▪ special ( BrE )

▪ armed

▪ foot

Every police car and foot ~ in the area is on full alert.

▪ mounted

▪ reconnaissance

▪ dawn , night

▪ air , army , military , naval , police , security

▪ enemy

▪ border

▪ coastal , harbour/harbor ( esp. AmE ), maritime , shore

▪ highway ( AmE ), traffic ( BrE )

The highway ~ has sealed off the area.

helicopters used for traffic ~s

▪ safety ( AmE ) (= to help children cross the street, etc.)

VERB + PATROL

▪ carry out , conduct , fly , go on

The Italians flew regular ~s over the desert.

▪ maintain

They maintain a continuous ~ of the oceans with three submarines.

▪ send out

They sent out four-man ~s to scout the area.

▪ ambush , attack

One soldier was killed when his ~ was ambushed.

PATROL + NOUN

▪ aircraft , boat , car , craft , vehicle , vessel

▪ duty

PREPOSITION

▪ on ~

police officers on ~

II.

verb

Patrol is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑ guard , ↑ helicopter , ↑ officer , ↑ police , ↑ policeman , ↑ submarine , ↑ troops

Patrol is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ area , ↑ border , ↑ neighbourhood , ↑ perimeter , ↑ sky , ↑ street , ↑ territory , ↑ zone

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .