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Definition of pat-down in English: pat-downnoun An act of searching a person for concealed items such as weapons or illegal drugs, made by passing the hands over their clothing. Example sentencesExamples - She pushed the pistol in his back and gave him a surprisingly expert pat-down with her free hand.
- Nope, they then did a full-body wand and patdown, ran my boarding pass through a computer, and then finally took a dust swab off my shoes to run through a computer.
- Passengers can choose between the see-through screen or a pat-down.
- Border regulations allow agents to ask questions, look inside your car, ask you for your passport, and do a patdown.
- After a quick pat-down and car search, they directed him to his destination.
- Pay up, pass through the security patdown, and wait for the lift.
- This could detect a bomb, depending how thorough that pat-down is.
- And forget the pat-down, we're talking about new rules for airport security.
- A lengthy check entails, an embarrassing pat-down follows.
- Not content with bag searches and scans with hand-held metal detectors, this chap insists on a proper pat-down search.
- Get there early or be prepared for a long wait before the obligatory pat-down by the stone-faced bouncers.
- More recently, the Transportation Security Administration has made headlines with a change in its pat-down policies.
- Why they need to do a full-body patdown, as opposed to just a scan of your shoes when you decide not to remove your shoes when you go through the metal detector is not clear to me.
- She gives me a patdown, where she finds nothing.
- Several security guards want to give me a rigorous patdown before I'm allowed into the Olympic Park to watch the First Night Fireworks from what will one day be my local park.
- Some searching questions, a patdown and a longish wait in a shed later, I'm in.
- Everyone was subject to bag checks and a pat-down.
- The passengers knew she was not a threat and doubtless the poor fool assigned to give her a security patdown and inspect her shoes knew she was no threat, yet the system built around airport security chooses randomly.
- New patdown procedures are in effect tonight after hundreds of women complained they were being groped during the screenings.
- They can go through a pat-down or they can be scanned by this machine called a backscatter machine.
- Do we prefer a high technology scan of our person or the physical pat-down?
Definition of pat-down in US English: pat-down(also patdown) nounˈpatdounˈpætdaʊn An act of searching a person for concealed items such as weapons or illegal drugs, made by passing the hands over their clothing. Example sentencesExamples - Get there early or be prepared for a long wait before the obligatory pat-down by the stone-faced bouncers.
- Why they need to do a full-body patdown, as opposed to just a scan of your shoes when you decide not to remove your shoes when you go through the metal detector is not clear to me.
- Passengers can choose between the see-through screen or a pat-down.
- Some searching questions, a patdown and a longish wait in a shed later, I'm in.
- Pay up, pass through the security patdown, and wait for the lift.
- Border regulations allow agents to ask questions, look inside your car, ask you for your passport, and do a patdown.
- This could detect a bomb, depending how thorough that pat-down is.
- She pushed the pistol in his back and gave him a surprisingly expert pat-down with her free hand.
- Several security guards want to give me a rigorous patdown before I'm allowed into the Olympic Park to watch the First Night Fireworks from what will one day be my local park.
- A lengthy check entails, an embarrassing pat-down follows.
- Nope, they then did a full-body wand and patdown, ran my boarding pass through a computer, and then finally took a dust swab off my shoes to run through a computer.
- The passengers knew she was not a threat and doubtless the poor fool assigned to give her a security patdown and inspect her shoes knew she was no threat, yet the system built around airport security chooses randomly.
- More recently, the Transportation Security Administration has made headlines with a change in its pat-down policies.
- And forget the pat-down, we're talking about new rules for airport security.
- They can go through a pat-down or they can be scanned by this machine called a backscatter machine.
- Everyone was subject to bag checks and a pat-down.
- She gives me a patdown, where she finds nothing.
- Not content with bag searches and scans with hand-held metal detectors, this chap insists on a proper pat-down search.
- Do we prefer a high technology scan of our person or the physical pat-down?
- New patdown procedures are in effect tonight after hundreds of women complained they were being groped during the screenings.
- After a quick pat-down and car search, they directed him to his destination.
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