1. 监狱，牢笼，囹圄
2. 监禁，禁闭，关押
3. 拘留所，羁押室，禁闭室，看守所
4. 陷阱
5. 难以脱身的地方，禁锢之地
6. 牢狱，禁锢，限制
7. 关押制度

1. 监禁，关押，囚禁
2. 紧紧抱住

1. [C]监狱,看守所 place where people are kept locked up as a punishment for crimes they have committed or while awaiting trial
2. [C]牢笼,禁锢之地 place from which sb or animals cannot escape
3. [U]监禁,入狱,坐牢 being kept in a prison; imprisonment

1. a correctional institution where persons are confined while on trial or for punishment

2. a prisonlike situation; a place of seeming confinement

1.监狱；监牢；看守所
Aprison is a building where criminals are kept as punishment or where people accused of a crime are kept before their trial.

prison的近义词

e.g. Theprison's inmates are being kept in their cells...
这个监狱的犯人被关在他们的囚室里。
e.g. He was sentenced to life inprison...
他被判处终身监禁。

1. 拘留所：于是Pearl与Renaldo一起离开了. 现在看地图. 并再到布雷办公室. 与Conchita交谈并从她后面的柜子里得到雷管(detonator). 把雷管交给Dname后就进入警察局拘留所(prison),在那里与里面的Migeel交谈. 1

1. There is a large prison in this town.
   城里有座大监狱。
2. He is in prison for smoking marijuana.
   他因吸大麻而蹲监狱。
3. Tom hates school; it's a prison to him.
   汤姆不喜欢上学,学校对他来说好像是个牢笼。
4. Many people believe that prison isn't a cure for crime.
   许多人认为监禁并不是治疗犯罪的良药。
5. The prison walls are very high.
   监狱的围墙很高。

clap in〔into〕 prison

〈非正〉投入监狱 put into prison
clap sb in〔into〕 prison

The judge clapped the criminal in prison.

法官把犯人投入狱中。

The judge clapped her into prison before she had had time to explain.

法官没等她辩解,就把她关进了监狱。

• prison for lads should be the last..resort.

  出自：Daily News

• The key turned in the lock. He and Sarah were in prison.

  出自：D. Eden

• The new maximum security prison.

  出自：Guardian

• Denmark's a prison.

  出自：Hamlet,Shakespeare

jail，prison，cell

这些名词均有“牢房、监狱”之意。

jail(英国英语拼写为gaol)指收犯轻罪的人或未经判决的人的处所。

prison指触犯刑律的人被关押的地方，通常指判决后的罪犯居留地。

cell指单人牢房或几个人合住的小牢房。

• ☆ 12世纪初期进入英语，直接源自古法语的prisoun，意为监禁。