To patrol a specific area or route to check for security or maintain order, used for police, military, or security guards

to go around; to make a circuit of; to travel to different places to perform duties or give performances

A police officer responsible for patrolling a specific area

to go on a performance tour; to give itinerant performances; a performance tour. Short for [[巡回演出|巡回演出|xun2 hui2 yan3 chu1]]

To go on an inspection tour or patrol, especially when done by an official or person in charge; to survey a site.

to go around and inspect; to make one's rounds; to make a tour of inspection

to go on a performing tour; to give a series of performances at different locations

A group of military or police personnel assigned to carry out a patrol; patrol force

to cruise at a steady speed; to patrol territorial waters or airspace

to cruise or patrol, such as a boat or aircraft monitoring an area; to go on an inspection circuit

patrol car; police cruiser

large warship capable of multiple combat roles and long-range ocean travel; specifically a cruiser or battle cruiser

an inspector-general or provincial governor during the Ming and Qing dynasties; a high official sent by the imperial court to oversee military and civil affairs of a province

A journey or inspection tour to southern China by an emperor

Small naval vessel equipped with light weapons like small-caliber guns and machine guns, used for coastal or harbor patrol and anti-smuggling operations

To go on a tour of inspection; to patrol and check equipment or conditions

to make a pilgrimage to a holy site

A type of missile that flies at a steady speed and low altitude within the atmosphere, resembling a small airplane; often launched from aircraft, ships, or land vehicles.

to go out on a tour of inspection; specifically used for a royal progress or an official tour by a high-ranking person

To make a tour of inspection; to make one's rounds; to go around and observe conditions.

to make the rounds; to provide mobile medical care or treatment by traveling from place to place

To go on patrol to search for and arrest criminals

(literary) to hesitate or hold back due to worry; to pace back and forth indecisively

to go on a circuit for inspection; to travel around an area to patrol or perambulate

To patrol or keep watch during the night

a traveling exhibition or exhibition tour; to go on an exhibition tour

To make an aerial tour or reconnaissance; to cruise through the heavens.

To patrol at night, historically marking the hours by sounding clappers or gongs.

(literary) an inspection tour of the empire by the emperor or high officials; to conduct such a tour

police station in a former foreign concession, specifically the administrative office for the police in those areas

an inspection tour of the realm by an emperor in ancient China

to go on patrol for reconnaissance or security; to scout

to patrol an area in order to search for and arrest criminals, such as thieves or smugglers

Provincial governor during the early years of the Republic of China; in charge of civil affairs and policing, the title was changed to [[省长|省長|sheng3 zhang3]] in 1916.

to hesitate to make a move; to balk or hang back

(Qing dynasty) a high-level provincial administrative post responsible for both local judicial circuit inspection and military preparedness

A tour or series of visits to historical sites and ancient monuments.

(automotive) cruise control

A famous general (709-757 AD) of the Tang dynasty known for his heroic defense of Suiyang against the rebel forces of An Lushan; he is celebrated for his loyalty and sacrifice after being captured and executed for refusing to surrender.

To go on a round of inspection; to patrol or make the rounds for security purposes

to go on a patrol to inspect and check for security or issues

to patrol to and fro; to go back and forth while inspecting or observing

coast guard; maritime patrol

to scan with the eyes; to glance left and right; to scrutinize

A middle-ranking police officer, specifically a police sergeant or patrol supervisor responsible for a small police station or specific administrative tasks within a precinct; the rank typically sits between a standard officer and a lieutenant.

a group of soldiers on patrol or a member of a military patrol

patrol or military guard responsible for inspection and security

roving ambassador; a high-ranking diplomat who represents their country globally rather than being assigned to a single embassy

A traveling or regional court that hears cases in multiple locations within a specific district; circuit court