soco
soco — 名詞
- socosingular
- socosplural
1. In Britain, a police worker who goes to the site of a crime to look for and gath
現場勘查員
英國警方到犯罪現場蒐證的人員
In Britain, a police worker who goes to the site of a crime to look for and gather proof. The word is a short form of the job title.
A SOCO arrived within an hour to examine the broken window at Kemi's shop.
現場勘查員在一小時內趕到，檢查 Kemi 店裡破掉的窗戶。
a SOCO arrives to examine a crime scene
Arjun watched the SOCO in white overalls put small objects into labelled bags.
Arjun 看著身穿白色工作服的現場勘查員，把小物件裝進貼好標籤的袋子裡。
The police asked everyone to stay outside while the SOCO searched the flat.
現場勘查員搜查公寓時，警方請大家都待在外面。
the SOCO + searched: working at a crime scene
Beatriz wants to train as a SOCO because she enjoys careful, detailed work.
Beatriz 想受訓成為現場勘查員，因為她喜歡細心、講求細節的工作。
train as a SOCO: the job as a career
Noa told the officer she had touched nothing before the SOCO came.
Noa 告訴警官，在現場勘查員到達之前，她什麼也沒碰。
- a SOCO arrives
- the SOCO searches the scene
- crime scene investigator
General term for someone who examines a crime scene; it does not name the British police.
文法句型
a SOCO
the SOCO
用法筆記
Countable noun, written in capital letters because it is an abbreviation, and normally used with an article: 'a SOCO', 'the SOCO'. The job is described in terms of the British police.