Definition of hard labour in English:

hard labour

noun

mass noun

Heavy manual work as a punishment.
he was sentenced to eighteen months' imprisonment with hard labour
Example sentencesExamples
- His punishment includes hard labor in the field and mortality.
- Hannah received no punishment and Rachael received two years hard labor in Mount Pleasant prison.
- He was sentenced to fifteen years' imprisonment with hard labour and ten strokes of the tamarind birch.
- He spent nearly three years in prison, sometimes in solitary confinement, sometimes doing hard labour.
- However, 23 were sentenced to prison terms, including hard labour for between one and five years.
- Max Stuart spent more than 15 years in Yatala prison with hard labor after his sentence was commuted to life imprisonment.
- Men who failed to enlist, to attend a medical examination, or to serve in the armed services faced a maximum penalty of six months' imprisonment with hard labour.
- Max Stuart's death penalty was later commuted to many years of hard labor in Yatala prison.
- He was sentenced to life imprisonment with hard labour.
- If found guilty they should face the death penalty, in those countries which have it, or life imprisonment with hard labour elsewhere.
- The governor recommended that prisoners who could not be sentenced to hard labor should be paroled.
- But after two years hard labour and solitary confinement at the foot of the Third Division, Todd clings to the belief that the parole date is looming.
- Soon we shall be asked, perhaps, to respond to a referendum suggesting the return of hard labour in our prisons.
- Sentenced to hard labor, most of Angola's lifers work in the fields abutting the Mississippi.
- Xhemil Tamani spent five years in prison doing hard labor.
- They may be classified in a number of categories descending from ‘free exile’ to penal sentences with hard labour.
- Publicly reviled, convicted of sodomy, he was sentenced to two years' hard labour in Reading gaol.
- Given an outstanding sentence for twenty-two years of hard labor, he's not been back.
- The new rules will remove outdated references to penal servitude and imprisonment with hard labour.
- The punishment is one years hard labour in an Alabama jail.
Synonyms
preliminary work, preparations, planning, groundwork, foundations, homework, preliminaries, provision, preparatory measures

单词	hard labour
释义	Definition of hard labour in English: hard labour noun mass noun Heavy manual work as a punishment. he was sentenced to eighteen months' imprisonment with hard labour Example sentencesExamples His punishment includes hard labor in the field and mortality. Hannah received no punishment and Rachael received two years hard labor in Mount Pleasant prison. He was sentenced to fifteen years' imprisonment with hard labour and ten strokes of the tamarind birch. He spent nearly three years in prison, sometimes in solitary confinement, sometimes doing hard labour. However, 23 were sentenced to prison terms, including hard labour for between one and five years. Max Stuart spent more than 15 years in Yatala prison with hard labor after his sentence was commuted to life imprisonment. Men who failed to enlist, to attend a medical examination, or to serve in the armed services faced a maximum penalty of six months' imprisonment with hard labour. Max Stuart's death penalty was later commuted to many years of hard labor in Yatala prison. He was sentenced to life imprisonment with hard labour. If found guilty they should face the death penalty, in those countries which have it, or life imprisonment with hard labour elsewhere. The governor recommended that prisoners who could not be sentenced to hard labor should be paroled. But after two years hard labour and solitary confinement at the foot of the Third Division, Todd clings to the belief that the parole date is looming. Soon we shall be asked, perhaps, to respond to a referendum suggesting the return of hard labour in our prisons. Sentenced to hard labor, most of Angola's lifers work in the fields abutting the Mississippi. Xhemil Tamani spent five years in prison doing hard labor. They may be classified in a number of categories descending from ‘free exile’ to penal sentences with hard labour. Publicly reviled, convicted of sodomy, he was sentenced to two years' hard labour in Reading gaol. Given an outstanding sentence for twenty-two years of hard labor, he's not been back. The new rules will remove outdated references to penal servitude and imprisonment with hard labour. The punishment is one years hard labour in an Alabama jail. Synonyms preliminary work, preparations, planning, groundwork, foundations, homework, preliminaries, provision, preparatory measures
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