incarceration

单词incarceration

基本解释

n.: 监禁；器官嵌顿；监狱；〔医〕钳闭
网络: 禁闭；幽闭；嵌顿性

英汉解释

• 〔医〕钳闭

• 监狱

• 监禁,禁闭

• 器官嵌顿

同义词

n.imprisonmentconfinementcustodycaptivityinternment

反义词

n.freedom

例句

• The plaintiffs were asking either to be allowed out on parole or to have the conditions of their incarceration changed.

  获准假释的原告要求允许外出，要么改变监禁条件。

• With weak evidence against the three, the men might have been acquitted and then sued the state for wrongful incarceration.

  由于指控这三个被告的证据薄弱，他们可能会被判处无罪并且之后他们会控告州政府对他们错误的监禁。

• Less than one percent of men died during incarceration, and there was no difference between black and white inmates.

  结果表示，有1%的人在服刑期间死亡，这个结果黑人和白人是一样的。

• The stigma associated with incarceration serves as a greater deterrent than a fine that can be passed along as the cost of doing business.

  监禁作为一种比罚金更具威慑力的刑罚，其缺陷在于他可以被忽略掉，就像忽略做生意的成本一样。

• You took a chance that my incarceration away from female companionship would put me in such a state I"d snap at you like a trout at a worm.

  你想碰碰运气，以为我蹲在监狱里，不能同女人亲近了，便会像鳟鱼咬饵似的把你一手抓过来啦。

• Our story began in the Pollsmoor Prison in South Africa, a place where Nelson Mandela spent several of his 27 years of incarceration.

  故事是从南非波尔斯穆监狱开始的，纳尔逊·曼德拉曾在这里度过了27年。

• Extraordinary rates of incarceration for black men, and the long-term effects of a prison record on employment, exacerbate this situation.

  黑人男性坐牢的比例非常大，而在就业过程中他们这些案底又使情况更加恶化。

• The debt collectors pretended to be law enforcement officers and threatened consumers with arrest and incarceration if they failed to pay.

  收债人假装是执法官员，威胁消费者如果他们不付款，就将遭到逮捕和监禁。

• As the Spectrum article explains, "electronic incarceration" is clearly unconstitutional. However, the U.

  由于光谱杂志文章的解释，“电子钳闭”很明显是违反宪法的。

• The U. S. incarceration rate is the world"s highest, followed by Russia, according to 2006 figures compiled by Kings College in London.

  据伦敦剑桥大学国王学院（KingsCollege）在2006年编订的数据，美国的监禁率是世界上最高的，紧随其后的是俄罗斯。