confinement

Word family (noun) confinement confines (adjective) confined (verb) confine

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Jail & punishment, Birthconfinementcon‧fine‧ment /kənˈfaɪnmənt/ noun 1 [uncountable] formalSCJ the act of putting someone in a room, prison etc that they are not allowed to leave, or the state of being there They were held in confinement for three weeks. He visited prisoners at their place of confinement. → solitary confinement2 [countable, uncountable] old-fashioned or formalMB the time when a woman gives birth to a baby the pros and cons of home versus hospital confinementExamples from the Corpusconfinement• She was sentenced to 15 days' confinement in her cell for violating a direct order.• Sien was admitted for her confinement while he was still in hospital himself.• During his confinement, Wen taught himself how to read.• He was sentenced to 5 months of home confinement for the crime.• And although federally sponsored hospitals for specific diseases are uncommon in the United States, federally sponsored places of confinement are not.• The thought of confinement can make me ill at ease.• Prisoners are punished by being put in solitary confinement.• Fry opposed the penal reformers' prevailing orthodoxy of solitary confinement.• These included speeding up the confinement of government troops and agreeing to an election timetable.

单词	confinement
释义	confinement Word family (noun) confinement confines (adjective) confined (verb) confine From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Jail & punishment, Birthconfinementcon‧fine‧ment /kənˈfaɪnmənt/ noun 1 [uncountable] formalSCJ the act of putting someone in a room, prison etc that they are not allowed to leave, or the state of being there They were held in confinement for three weeks. He visited prisoners at their place of confinement. → solitary confinement2 [countable, uncountable] old-fashioned or formalMB the time when a woman gives birth to a baby the pros and cons of home versus hospital confinementExamples from the Corpusconfinement• She was sentenced to 15 days' confinement in her cell for violating a direct order.• Sien was admitted for her confinement while he was still in hospital himself.• During his confinement, Wen taught himself how to read.• He was sentenced to 5 months of home confinement for the crime.• And although federally sponsored hospitals for specific diseases are uncommon in the United States, federally sponsored places of confinement are not.• The thought of confinement can make me ill at ease.• Prisoners are punished by being put in solitary confinement.• Fry opposed the penal reformers' prevailing orthodoxy of solitary confinement.• These included speeding up the confinement of government troops and agreeing to an election timetable.
随便看	in weight in which case in widescreen in will in winter in wintertime in wisdom in word in words in words of one syllable in working order in worship in writing in years in years etc gone by in years to come in years/days to come in your birthday suit in your capacity as in your cups in your dotage in your dreams in your face in your haste to do in your haste to do something