| 词汇 | internment |
| 释义 | internment noun[ U ] uk /ɪnˈtɜːn.mənt/ us /ɪnˈtɝːn.mənt/ the act of putting someone in prison for political or military reasons, especially during a war: （因政治或军事原因）拘留（尤指在战时） an internment camp拘留营 Putting people in prison at His/Her Majesty's pleasureidiom bang someone up bar behind barsidiom bird commit immured imprison imprisonment in custody incarcerate intern lock pen remand someone in custody restraint rot rot in jail, prison, etc.idiom self-surrender stretch Examples of internmentinternment Such an internment is unlikely given that global self-esteem remains a phenomenological reality in the lives of individuals. To ensure that no pauper should escape internment, the process should commence on the same day and at the same time throughout the country. Also, since provincial internment orders were based on police recommendation, the sample does tend to capture activists rather than the passive majority. Such preservation might indicate that these vessels were repaired for display until internment with the deceased owner or family member. I have not heard anything from you ever since the internment of yours and the order of restraint served on me. Two criteria could be evoked to justify internment: the family's incapability to take care of its own or the inappropriate social behavior of an individual. Even a one-month internment during spring planting or the autumn harvest could have a devastating impact on that farm's yield for the year. Indeed, fines began to replace internment as the favoured form of punishment. By the time the population was confronted with the need to evade internment and deportation, two independent organizational strategies were already in place. The fines awarded generally got larger towards the end of the occupation, especially in the case of repeat offenders, although the length of internment did not. Dalziel, for example, demanded the internment of resident alien enemies of military age. They were subject to ongoing surveillance and any violation of the terms of the legislation or other federal law could result in summary regulation, internment, or deportation. Klein is held to be of secondary importance; his music before internment is overlooked. For one thing, you may be able to work the sales agent for something extra, say a chaise lounge or maybe a casket for somebody's internment. Thus, orders for curfew, the closure of roads and passageways, restrictions on licensed premises, detention, internment, restriction, and exclusion were most heavily levied in the years immediately following partition. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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