imprison
imprison 英 [ɪmˈprɪzn] 美 [ɪmˈprɪzən]
vt. 监禁；关押；使…下狱
进行时:imprisoning 过去式:imprisoned 过去分词:imprisoned 第三人称单数:imprisons 名词复数:imprisons
- To imprison is to hold someone in a prison or jail. It can also mean to confine them elsewhere. You might imprison a classmate in a locker, for example.
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- vt. 监禁；关押；使…下狱
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1. To arrest and imprison such a child is an admission that psychology, science and society don't understand what's happening and what to do about it.
逮捕并且监禁这样的儿童是对心理学、科学和社会并不知道发生了什么以及做什么的一种承认。
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2. There were no restrictions on the government's ability to detain and imprison persons at will or to hold them incommunicado.
对政府对人随意进行拘禁和监禁或者进行单独禁闭的能力没有限制。
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3. The essential weakness of the Soviet Union was exposed: to survive, the regime had to imprison its own population. This would be the beginning of the end.
如今，苏联最本质的弊端已经大白于天下：这个政权为了维持下去，得将自己的人民置于束缚和监禁之中。这或许就是终结的肇始。
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