patrol
pat
ˈpət
pēt
rol
roʊl
rowl
British pronunciation
/pəˈtrəʊl/

Definition & Meaning of "patrol"in English

to patrol
01

to regularly move through a designated area, such as streets or neighborhoods, to ensure safety, security, and adherence to rules

Transitive: to patrol an area
to patrol definition and meaning
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The security guard patrols the building perimeter to prevent unauthorized access.
Police officers patrol the neighborhood to deter criminal activity and respond quickly to incidents.
Patrol
01

the act of going around a place at regular intervals to prevent a crime or wrongdoing from being committed

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The police officer conducted a patrol of the neighborhood to ensure the safety of residents.
Security guards patrolled the building throughout the night to prevent unauthorized access.
02

a small military or police unit assigned to watch, secure, or explore an area

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A patrol was sent to scout the northern ridge.
The border patrol operates around the clock.
03

a team or group that regularly moves through an area to ensure safety or order

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The campus patrol keeps students safe after dark.
A security patrol checks the gates every night.
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