police patrol; patrol officer; (old) police officer

(theater etc) to tour; to be on tour; to give itinerant performances (abbr. for 巡迴演出|巡回演出[xun2 hui2 yan3 chu1])

to go around; to roam; to tour

(army, police) patrol

to inspect (a site); (of a dignitary) to visit; to go on an inspection tour; to survey (a scene); to scan with one's eyes

patrol car

to patrol

(military) to patrol (airspace or waters); (technical) to cruise; to maintain steady speed

to patrol; to make one's rounds; classifier for rounds of drinks

to cruise; to patrol

(theater etc) to tour; to be on tour; to give itinerant performances

cruiser (warship); battle cruiser

inspector-general of province in Ming and Qing times

to go on an inspection tour

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

to patrol; policeman (in China's former foreign concessions)

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

to make a pilgrimage (to visit a holy site); to go on a sightseeing tour

to patrol; to perambulate; to travel around within an area

coast guard

(eyes) to scan; to glance left and right; to scrutinize; also written 巡睃[xun2 suo1]

to draw back; to move back and forth; to hesitate; in an instant

(old) police station in a foreign concession 租界[zu1 jie4]

survey meter

patrol vessel; cutter

patrol boat

(automotive) cruise control

circuit court

cruise missile

to hesitate to move forward; to balk; to jib

(Qing dynasty) provincial surveillance and defense commission