incarceration

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基本釋義

Her childhood was overshadowed by her mother's incarceration in a psychiatric hospital.

她的母親被關在精神病院，這給她的童年蒙上了陰影。

柯林斯例句

He hadn't changed much in his nearly three years of incarceration.

在將近三年的監獄生活中,他變化不大.

辭典例句

I have honestly been living that way since Ninoy's incarceration.

自從尼諾被監禁以來,我確實一直是照這個方式生活的.

辭典例句

The two main ingredients for his initial incarceration were ignorance and youth.

他開始最初的牢獄生涯的兩個要素,一是他的無知,二是他的年少.

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What could require such extreme incarceration?

什么會需要如此極端的守備?

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As I sit here today, we have 347 convicted terrorists secure in our incarceration facilities.

到現在為止,347名被定罪的恐怖主義份子被牢牢地關押在我們的監禁設施中.

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The 5 - year incarceration, he is similar at least in the case of the term.

此次他受刑5年是同類案件中最少的刑期.

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These last two — incarceration and rehabilitation — are often cast as competitors in the tussle for scarce resources.

為了稀少的資源,鉗閉和復原常常被認為是格斗中的競爭者.

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Thus adjudication and incarceration of the violator may occur many years after the commission the crime.

因此對違法者的審判和監禁可能發生在實施犯罪很多年以后.

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Noun

1. the state of being imprisoned;
"he was held in captivity until he died"
"the imprisonment of captured soldiers"
"his ignominious incarceration in the local jail"
"he practiced the immurement of his enemies in the castle dungeon"