gaol

英 [dʒeɪl]

美 [dʒeɪl]

n.  监牢，监狱；（英国文件中用“gaol”，一般文字中与“jail”通用，美国则用“jail”）；拘留所；监禁
v.  监禁

复数：gaols　过去分词：gaoled　过去式：gaoled　现在分词：gaoling　第三人称单数：gaols　

CET6考研IELTSTEM8

BNC.12250 / COCA.34762

柯林斯词典

• → see:jail

英英释义

noun

• 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)
  Synonym:jailjailhouseclinkslammerpokypokey

verb

• lock up or confine, in or as in a jail
  1. The suspects were imprisoned without trial
  2. the murderer was incarcerated for the rest of his life
  Synonym:imprisonincarceratelagimmureput behind barsjailjugput awayremand

双语例句

• He could wind up in gaol
  他可能最后会进监狱。
• Influence factors of achieving clinic pharmic gaol
  实现临床药学战略目标的影响因素
• The thief was hustled off ( to gaol).
  那窃贼被推推搡搡（进入监房）。
• However, this gaol must conform to the strategic goal of the state of urbanization and to the overall plan of the state for the reform in agriculture and the whole rural area.
  西部地区小城镇建设目标必须与国家城镇化战略目标相适应，必须与国家整个农业和农村改革部署相一致。
• Since he escaped from gaol, Tom has been living on a razor's edge, terrified of recapture.
  有一个越狱者只逍遥法外两个小时就被警察又一次抓获。
• The man spent several years in gaol for robbery.
  这男人因犯抢劫罪而坐了几年牢。
• Rilke used to say that no poet would mind going to gaol, since he would at least have time to explore the treasure house of his memory.
  里尔克曾经常常说，诗人都不会介意蹲监狱，因为那样他至少有时间探索他记忆的宝库。
• He was clapped into gaol.
  他被投入了监狱。
• Probation of the engineering testifies that the result is expected gaol.
  施工结果经试用表明达到预期目的。
• She went to gaol for assault.
  她因人身侵犯而入狱。