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As-tu parlé à la police

UK//hæv juː tɔːkt tə ðə pəˈliːs//US//hæv ju tɔkt tə ðə pəˈlis//

Sens de Have you talked to the police

Ask if someone has communicated with law enforcement officers.

Demander si quelqu'un a communiqué avec des agents de la force de l'ordre.

In simple words: Ask if someone has spoken to law enforcement officers.

Demander si quelqu'un a parlé à des agents de la force de l'ordre.

Have you talked to the police dans une phrase

  • Have you talked to the police about the noise complaints?As-tu parlé à la police à propos des plaintes pour tapage?
  • I wonder if she has talked to the police regarding the theft.Je me demande si elle a parlé à la police concernant le vol.
  • Have you talked to the police since the incident happened?As-tu parlé à la police depuis que l'incident s'est produit?
  • It's important to have you talked to the police before making assumptions.Il est important de savoir si tu as parlé à la police avant de faire des suppositions.
  • I hope you have talked to the police about the suspicious activity.J'espère que tu as parlé à la police de l'activité suspecte.

Comment utiliser Have you talked to the police

Use this phrase in situations involving crime or safety. It's appropriate in both formal and informal contexts.

Utilisez cette phrase dans des situations impliquant un crime ou la sécurité. Elle est appropriée dans des contextes formels et informels.

Grammar pattern

talk to + object

Memory hint

Think of a conversation with a police officer about a missing bike.

Mots liés

Collocations with Have you talked to the police

  • talk to the police
  • have a conversation with the police
  • report to the police

Synonyms for Have you talked to the police

  • communicate with the police
  • speak to the police
  • consult the police

Common mistakes with Have you talked to the police

  • Confused about when to use 'talk to' vs 'talk with'.
  • Omitting 'the' before 'police' in some contexts.
  • Using past tense incorrectly in casual conversation.

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Questions fréquentes sur Have you talked to the police

Que signifie Have you talked to the police?

Demander si quelqu'un a parlé à des agents de la force de l'ordre.

Que signifie Have you talked to the police en français ?

Demander si quelqu'un a parlé à des agents de la force de l'ordre.

Quelle est la définition de Have you talked to the police?

Demander si quelqu'un a communiqué avec des agents de la force de l'ordre.

Comment utiliser Have you talked to the police dans une phrase?

Have you talked to the police about the noise complaints?

Peux-tu donner un autre exemple de Have you talked to the police?

I wonder if she has talked to the police regarding the theft.

Quels sont les synonymes de Have you talked to the police?

Quelques alternatives courantes : communicate with the police, speak to the police, consult the police.

Quels mots vont avec Have you talked to the police?

Il s'associe souvent à talk to the police, have a conversation with the police, report to the police.

Quelles sont les erreurs courantes avec Have you talked to the police?

Confused about when to use 'talk to' vs 'talk with'. Omitting 'the' before 'police' in some contexts. Using past tense incorrectly in casual conversation.

Comment prononce-t-on Have you talked to the police?

US: //hæv ju tɔkt tə ðə pəˈlis//, UK: //hæv juː tɔːkt tə ðə pəˈliːs//. Écoute l'audio ci-dessus pour entendre la prononciation native.

Quand dois-je utiliser Have you talked to the police?

Utilisez cette phrase dans des situations impliquant un crime ou la sécurité. Elle est appropriée dans des contextes formels et informels.