posse [брит. ˈpɒsi, америк. ˈpɑsi] СУЩ.
1. posse ИСТ. (sheriff's):
- posse
- détachement м.
2. posse (group):
- posse (of pressmen)
- équipe ж. (of de)
- posse (of security men)
- détachement м. (of de)
3. posse разг. (gang):
- posse
- bande ж.
- to be ahead of the posse
- être le premier/la première
posse [ˈpɒsi, америк. ˈpɑ:si] СУЩ.
- posse
- troupe ж.
- posse of reporters, armed policemen
- détachement м.
posse [ˈpa·si] СУЩ.
- posse
- troupe ж.
- posse of reporters, armed policemen
- détachement м.
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Each posse eventually came to be structured, with a particular leader in some cases called a general and a substructure divided into cells.
en.wikipedia.org The six men of the posse were each to receive a one-sixth share of the reward money.
en.wikipedia.org Even though a posse was swiftly formed to go after them, the bandits got away with $16,000, a great deal of money in those days.
en.wikipedia.org A posse of producers and radio staff joined in.
en.wikipedia.org Upon entering the town, he is attacked and fatally wounded by a posse or his victim's friends.
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