基本释义
- n.
- 监狱，拘留所
- vt.
- 监禁
实用例句
Since he escaped from gaol, Tom has been living on a razor's edge , terrified of recapture.
例1:汤姆越狱后, 时时如惊弓之鸟, 生怕再次被捕.
期刊摘选
The thief was hustled off ( to gaol ).
那窃贼被推推搡搡 ( 进入监房 ).
辞典例句
He also risked being arrested and put in gaol.
他还冒了被逮捕和被关押的风险.
期刊摘选
He was released from the gaol.
他被释放出狱.
《现代汉英综合大词典》
This earth is not without some resemblance to a gaol.
确定我们生前什么都没做吗?地球不是不象个监狱的.
期刊摘选
You'll go to gaol if you touch the money.
如果你碰这钱,你就会去坐牢.
辞典例句
The judge found him guilty and sentenced him to five years, iein gaol.
法官判决他有罪,入狱五年.
辞典例句
Hundreds and thousands of Africans are thrown into gaol each year under pass laws.
由于《通行证法》,每年有成千上万的南非黑人被关进监狱.
演讲部分
The man spent several years in gaol for robbery.
这男人因犯抢劫罪而坐了几年牢.
辞典例句
Ceramic body for fan wei feldspar, quartz, gaol in, etc.
陶瓷坯体用原料主要有长石 、 石英 、 高岭土等.
期刊摘选
The castle had been used as a gaol.
那城堡曾用作监狱.
期刊摘选
The bigger ( ie worse ) the crime, the longer the gaol sentence.
犯的罪越大,刑期越长.
辞典例句
He could wind up in jail.
他可能最后会进监狱。
柯林斯例句
英英释义
1. a correctional institution used to detain persons who are in the lawful custody of the government (either accused persons awaiting trial or convicted persons serving a sentence)
1. lock up or confine, in or as in a jail;
"The suspects were imprisoned without trial"
"the murderer was incarcerated for the rest of his life"