The activity of officially controlling a place, group, or activity to make sure rules are followed.
Policing online content takes time.
Strict policing of the border reduced illegal crossings.
American English
/pʰəˈli.sɪŋ/
3 syllables · Stress the second syllable.
Form of police
Policing can be a noun for an activity or the present participle used in progressive verb phrases.
The activity of officially controlling a place, group, or activity to make sure rules are followed.
Practice out loudThe activity of officially controlling a place, group, or activity to make sure rules are followed.
Policing online content takes time.
Strict policing of the border reduced illegal crossings.
Actively controlling a place, group, or activity officially to make sure rules are followed.
Officers are policing the protest.
The agency is policing online content.
The work done by police officers to maintain public order, prevent crime, and enforce the law.
Community policing has improved trust in the neighborhood.
Good policing depends on cooperation from residents.
the police organization or its officers
The police arrived quickly.
a person who works for the police
A police officer checked my license.
a building where police work
Meet me outside the police station.
Before -ing, police loses its final e: policing.