"A rendőrök befutnak a bankba."

Translation: The policemen run into the bank.

[ErikAnderson3]

In colloquial English, "the police" can mean both "the public authority charged with maintaining order" == rendőrség, and "the people working in the police force" == rendőrök.

Consequently, a rendőrök can be translated correctly in multiple ways. All of the following are correct English:

• the police
• the police officers
• the policemen

All of these variations must be accepted as correct. If any of them are rejected, please report that as a mistake.

[BigWayne19]

--------- then there are the cops . . .

Big 18 mar 19

[sherm0]

the police run into the bank. why is this rejected?

[GerSzej]

isn't the police rendörseg? (with the long umlaut)

[bajczand]

Policewomen = rendőrnők. Rendőrök = police officers or policemen

[AnCatDubh]

‘Police officers’ got rejected. Meanwhile, in normal courses, ‘policemen’ is begrudgingly accepted with a message saying it’s not appropriate to use that word anymore.