cop
noun
informaluk/kɒp/us/kɑːp/[C](alsoUKinformalcopper)
apolice officer:
警察Quick,run- there's a cop coming!快跑——警察来了!
Shethreatenedtocallthe cops.
- a New York City cop
 - They gotcaughtby the cops.
 - Privateeyeswere notgangsters, but they were not cops either.
 - Hepromisedto put hundreds more cops on thestreet.
 
People who work for the police service
- beadle
 - bobby
 - cadet
 - chief constable
 - constable
 - fed
 - FLO
 - G-man
 - Garda
 - gendarme
 - outrider
 - patrolman
 - police
 - police constable
 - police officer
 - policeman
 - policewoman
 - superintendent
 - Supt
 - WPC
 
See also
it's afaircop
Idioms
good cop, bad cop
not much cop
cop
verb[T]
uk/kɒp/us/kɑːp/-pp-copverb[T](CRIME)
UKslang
toarrestsomeone for acrime:
拘捕,逮捕He was coppedfordrivingwithout alicencelastweek.上星期他因无证驾驶被拘捕。
Arresting & charging
- apprehend
 - apprehension
 - arrest
 - assist
 - attach
 - attachment
 - busted
 - charge
 - collar
 - handcuff
 - handcuffs
 - house arrest
 - knock
 - nail
 - picksomeone/somethingup
 - post-arrest
 - probable cause
 - pull
 - pullsomeonein
 - the knock at/on the dooridiom
 
copverb[T](RECEIVE/TAKE)
informal
toreceiveorobtainsomething:
She copped anEmmyawardlastyearfor herperformance.
Heseemsto have copped theblamefor thewholemess.
Theysomehowmanagetofindthemoneyto copdrugs.
UK,informal
to take orhold:
抓,拿,握Cop(holdof)that, would you - I can'tcarryboth myself.拿一下好不好——我一个人拿不了两个。
- Julia Roberts copped thebestactressOscarfor therole.
 - He copped a three-gamesuspensionforpunchinganotherplayer.
 - I have copped abitofcriticismfor the things I've said.
 
Getting, receiving and accepting
- acquire
 - acquisition
 - awardee
 - carve
 - carvesomethingout (foryourself)
 - draw
 - earn
 - fill
 - get out ofsomething
 - glom ontosomething/someone
 - go tosomeone
 - honoree
 - obligee
 - score
 - secure
 - seize
 - seize on/uponsomething
 - snapsomethingup
 - snatch
 - snatch atsomething
 
You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:
Capturing or taking possession of things
Idioms
cop a feel
cop a plea
cop it
Phrasal verbs
cop off
cop out
cop tosomething