警察官の制服

keisatsukan no seifuku
noun phraseIntermediate police officer's uniform
formal

The official uniform worn by police officers in Japan, typically consisting of a dark blue or navy blue jacket with white accents, white gloves, and a peaked cap.

彼は新しい警察官の制服を着て、誇らしげに立っていた。

He stood proudly wearing his new police officer's uniform.

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The design may vary slightly by prefecture or department, but the standard colors are blue and white.

Collocations

警察官の制服を着るto wear a police officer's uniform警察官の制服を脱ぐto take off a police officer's uniform

Related Phrases

警官phrase
police officer

💡Pro Tip

Color Significance

The blue and white colors of the police uniform symbolize authority and professionalism in Japan.

Gold Rule

Formal Context

Use this term in formal or official contexts when referring to police uniforms.

📖Word Origin

From 警察官 (keisatsukan, 'police officer') + の (no, possessive particle) + 制服 (seifuku, 'uniform').

📝Usage Notes

The term specifically refers to the uniform worn by police officers, not other law enforcement personnel like coast guard or immigration officers.

Word Breakdown

警察官
police officer
root
+
possessive particle
suffix
+
制服
uniform
root
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