Full meaning of the word POLICE..

[Mr What]

Most of us, including me, consider "police" to be a self-contained word. However, POLICE is actually an acronym, and each letter stands for something distinct from the term's overall meaning. Even in the classroom, we learn that the police are a special force charged with the sacred duty of keeping the peace and safeguarding private property. To which the answer is a resounding "yes," because it considers it a full word.

Here, I will explain the definition of the word "police," which is used frequently. A lot of people use this word without really understanding what it means. What does it mean when someone says "police"?
P- Public
O- Officer for
L- Legal
I- Investigations and
C- Criminal
E- Emergencies


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[VAN DE SIR]

Kumbe

 

[Kilawo]

Sasa bongo Tumemaliza kazi kabisa tunaita polisi

 

[mtimawachi]

It is a good lesson,bravo!

 

[Ndombwindo]

Sasa bongo Tumemaliza kazi kabisa tunaita polisi

P -Piga
O -Ogofya
L - Liza
I - Ibia
S - Sukuma ndani
I - Isome namba

 

[Msitari wa pambizo]

Acheni story za kutunga

 

[Planet FSD]

Wewee ni mjinga na mpumbavu. Muongo na mzushi. Unatunga stories na kueneza misinformation. Watu kama nyie ndo inabidi mfikishwe polisi na kuelezea kwanini mnaandika ujinga na uongo mitandaoni.


First attested in English in the early 15th century, originally in a range of senses encompassing '(public) policy; state; public order', the word police comes from Middle French police ('public order, administration, government'),[9] in turn from Latinpolitia,[10] which is the romanization of the Ancient Greek πολιτεία (politeia) 'citizenship, administration, civil polity'.[11] This is derived from πόλις (polis) 'city'.