to patrol (police, army or navy)

to go around; to roam; to tour

a police officer assigned to patrol a specific area or the act of police patrolling

(theater etc) to tour; to give itinerant performances

to go on an official inspection tour or visit a site to oversee operations

to patrol

to tour; to be on tour; to give itinerant performances

(army, police) patrol

to patrol airspace or waters for security or reconnaissance purposes

to travel about or move in a circuit, often for leisure, tourism, or a festive parade

a large, fast warship designed for long-distance operations and high-speed combat

inspector-general of a province during the Ming and Qing dynasties

to make a pilgrimage to visit a holy site

to go on an inspection tour

to go around an area to maintain order and security

to draw back or move back and forth due to hesitation or indecision

to go around an area for security, inspection, or to maintain order

to patrol at night, marking the time by sounding clappers or gongs

(old) police station in a foreign concession

to hesitate to move forward, balk, or show reluctance to advance out of fear or indecision

(of military ships or aircraft) to patrol; to cruise defensively

a ship or vessel designed for patrolling a specific area for security or law enforcement

to scan or look around with the eyes; to scrutinize an area

(automotive) cruise control

provincial surveillance and defense commission during the Qing dynasty