military police

English

Noun

military police (uncountable)

(collective) A unit of a military organization whose duty is to police the organization. They are in charge of law enforcement on military property, and of military personnel.

Synonyms

See Thesaurus:police officer

Derived terms

military policeman

Translations

police unit of a military organization

Chinese:
Mandarin: 憲兵／宪兵 (zh) (xiànbīng), 軍警／军警 (zh)
Danish: militærpoliti (da) n
Dutch: marechaussee (nl)
Finnish: sotilaspoliisi (fi)
French: police militaire (fr) f
German: Militärpolizei (de) f
Greek: στρατονομία (stratonomía)
Hebrew: מִשְׁטָרָה צְבָאִית (he) f (mishtará tsváit)
Icelandic: herlögregla f
Indonesian: polisi militer (id)
Japanese: 憲兵 (ja) (けんぺい, kenpei), 警務官 (ja) (けいむかん, keimukan) (JSDF)
Korean: 헌병(憲兵) (ko) (heonbyeong), 군사경찰(軍事警察) (ko) (gunsagyeongchal)
Lao: ສາລະວັດທະຫານ (sā la wat tha hān)
Malay: polis tentera
Portuguese: polícia militar f
Swedish: militärpolis (sv) c
Thai: สารวัตรทหาร (th) (sǎa-rá-wát-tá-hǎan)
Turkish: askerî polis (tr)

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