new scotland yard

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new scotland yard

The detective from New Scotland Yard examines the evidence at the scene.

Definition
  1. Proper noun:
    • The detective department of the Metropolitan Police Force of London: "New Scotland Yard" is the name for the headquarters and the central detective branch of London's Metropolitan Police Service. It is famously associated with criminal investigation.
Usage
  • "New Scotland Yard" is used as a singular proper noun to refer specifically to the institution or its building. It is often shortened informally to "the Yard."
  • It typically functions as the subject or object in a sentence.
Examples
  • The investigation was coordinated from New Scotland Yard.
  • New Scotland Yard has released a statement on the case.
  • Detectives from New Scotland Yard are leading the inquiry.
Advanced Usage
  • "The Yard": A common metonymic shorthand used in journalism and informal contexts to refer to New Scotland Yard or its detectives.
    • The case was handed over to the Yard.
Variants and Related Words
  • Scotland Yard: The original name and still a common term used interchangeably with "New Scotland Yard" to refer to the Metropolitan Police's headquarters and detective force.
  • Metropolitan Police Service (the Met): The full name of the police force for Greater London, of which New Scotland Yard is the headquarters for its crime investigation functions.
Synonyms
  • The Metropolitan Police (detective branch)
  • The CID (Criminal Investigation Department) of the Met
new scotland yard

The detective from New Scotland Yard examines the evidence at the scene.

Noun
  1. the detective department of the metropolitan police force of London