DI
Czech translation: DI = Detective Inspector, DS = Detective Sergeant
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| 4 | DI = Detective Inspector, DS = Detective Sergeant |
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peer agreement (net): +1Detective Inspector Explanation: I don't know much about that stuff. It MIGHT be translated as "policejní vyetřovatel" or "komisař". Hope it helps... Lingea Lexicon 2002 |
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3 hrs confidence:
DI = Detective Inspector, DS = Detective Sergeant Explanation: Reference: http://joan.simmons.edu/~macwhinn/project/pranks.html BT is not listed anywhere as a police rank. It may really be the British Telecom - its BT abbreviation is used commonly. |
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