jailing

英 [ˈdʒeɪlɪŋ]

美 [ˈdʒeɪlɪŋ]

v.  监禁
jail的现在分词

复数：jailings　现在分词：jailing　

COCA.33361

柯林斯词典

in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用gaol


• N-VAR 监狱；看守所
  Ajailis a place where criminals are kept in order to punish them, or where people waiting to be tried are kept.
  1. Three prisoners escaped from a jail.
     3名囚犯越狱了。
• VERB 使入狱；监禁
  If someoneis jailed, they are put into jail.
  1. He was jailed for twenty years.
     他被判了20年监禁。

双语例句

• A special law prohibits unmarried women from parachuting on Sunday or she shall risk arrest, fine, and/ or jailing.
  一项特别法禁止未婚女性在周日跳伞，否则她将有被捕、罚款和/锒铛入狱之虞。
• A survey of the jailing system in Tang Dynasty
  唐代监狱制度述要
• The suicide of the son was followed by the jailing of the father.
  儿子自杀后，这位父亲也被捕入狱了。
• He suddenly and silently has no voice interest's appearing is jailing Pu many western rooms.
  他突然悄无声息出现在关押普西多的房间。
• The judiciary must think very hard before jailing non-violent offenders.
  司法部在将非暴力犯罪者投入监狱前必须经过审慎的考虑。
• Some politicians have realised that there are more artful ways of subduing people than shooting or jailing them.
  一些政客已经意识到有比枪和监狱更高明的使民众屈服的方法。
• In the Jailing time, Taoism fundamental research is not remarkable progresses, Taoism was further secularist.
  在嘉靖时期，道教理论研究无显著进展，道教进一步世俗化。
• He said it required the jailing of some but not others who present the same risk.
  他说，这需要一些人，但谁不相同的风险目前关押。
• If they start jailing people like me, the prisons will be full very soon, said Gao Qiang.
  监禁，如果他们开始像我这样的人，监狱将充满很快，高强说。
• When we condemn others we are chained to them, jailing them and imprisoning ourselves.
  当我们定别人的罪，我们便与他锁链在一起了，同时监禁了他们和我们。