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jail, gaol [dʒeɪl] n 1. (Law) a place for the confinement of persons convicted and sentenced to imprisonment or of persons awaiting trial to whom bail is not granted get out of jail (free) Informal to get out of a difficult situation vb
(tr) to confine in prison [from Old French jaiole cage, from Vulgar Latin caveola (unattested), from Latin cavea enclosure; see cage: the two spellings derive from the forms of the word that developed in two different areas of France, and the spelling gaol represents a pronunciation in use until the 17th century] jailless , gaolless adj jail-like , gaol-like adj ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
jail gaol noun prison, penitentiary (U.S.), jailhouse (Southern U.S.), penal institution, can (slang), inside, cooler (slang), confinement, dungeon, clink (slang), glasshouse (Military informal), brig (chiefly U.S.), borstal, calaboose (U.S. informal), choky (slang), pound, nick (Brit. slang), stir (slang), jug (slang), slammer (slang), lockup, reformatory, quod (slang), poky or pokey (U.S. & Canad. slang) Three prisoners escaped from a jail. verb imprison, confine, detain, lock up, constrain, put away, intern, incarcerate, send down, send to prison, impound, put under lock and key, immure He was jailed for twenty years. Quotations "Go to jail. Go directly to jail. Do not pass go. Do not collect $200." [Charles Brace Darrow Instructions for Monopoly] Translations jail [dʒeɪl] A. N → cárcel f, prisión f to go to jail → ir a la cárcel sentenced to ten years in jail → condenado a diez años de cárcel or prisión B. VT (for crime) → encarcelar (for por) (for length of time) to jail sb for two months → condenar a algn a dos meses de cárcel jail [ˈdʒeɪl] n (= prison) → prison f in jail → en prison two years in jail → deux ans de prison to go to jail → aller en prison to be sent to jail → être condamné(e) à la prison vt → emprisonner, mettre en prison jail n → Gefängnis nt; in jail → im Gefängnis; after two years in jail → nach zwei Jahren Gefängnis, nach zweijähriger Haft; to go to jail → eingesperrt werden, ins Gefängnis kommen vt → einsperren, ins Gefängnis sperren jail: jailbait n (inf) she’s jail → die ist noch minderjährig, lass lieber die Finger von ihr (inf) jailbird n (inf) → Knastbruder m → /-schwester f (inf) jailbreak n → Ausbruch m (aus dem Gefängnis) jailbreaker n → Ausbrecher(in) m(f) jail: jailhouse n (US) → Gefängnis nt jail sentence n → Gefängnisstrafe f jail gaol (Brit) [dʒeɪl] jail gaol (Brit) [dʒeɪl] n jail, gaol [dʒeil] (a) prison You ought to be sent to jail for doing that. tronk سِجْن затвор vězení fængsel das Gefängnis φυλακή cárcel, prisión vangla زندان vankila prison כֶּלֶא, בֵּית סוֹהָר कारागार zatvor börtön penjara fangelsi prigione, carcere 刑務所 감옥 kalėjimas cietums penjara gevangenis fengsel więzienie cadeia puşcărie тюрьма väzenie ječa zatvor fängelse, häkte เรือนจำ hapishane 監獄 в'язниця, тюрма قیدخانہ tù 监狱 v to put in prison He was jailed for two years. gevange يَسْجِن затварям uvěznit fængsle ins Gefängnis werfen φυλακίζω encarcelar vangi panema زندان کردن vangita emprisonner לִשלוֹח לַכֶּלֶא कारावास होना zatočen u zatvor bebörtönöz memenjarakan fangelsa imprigionare, incarcerare 投獄する 투옥하다 pasodinti į kalėjimą ieslodzīt cietumā dipenjarakan gevangenzetten fengsle, sette i fengsel osadzić w więzieniu pôr na cadeia a întemniţa, a băga la puşcărie заключать в тюрьму uväzniť zapreti baciti u zatvor fångvaktare จำคุก hapsetmek, hapse atmak 監禁 ув'язнювати قیدخانے میں ڈالنا bỏ tù 监禁 n jailer, ˈjailor, ˈgaoler a person who has charge of a jail or of prisoners The jailer was knocked unconscious in the riot. gevangenis سَجّان، حارِس السِّجْن надзирател žalářník fangevogter der Gefängniswärter δεσμοφύλακας carcelero vangivalvur زندان بان vanginvartija gardien/-ienne de prison סוֹהֵר जेलर zatvorski čuvar börtönőr sipir fangavörður carceriere, secondino 看守 교도관, 간수 kalėjimo prižiūrėtojas cietuma uzraugs pegawai penjara cipier fangevokter strażnik więzienny carcereiro gardian тюремный надзиратель žalárnik ječar zatvorski čuvar fångvaktare นักโทษ gardiyan 獄監監獄看守 тюремник, наглядач داروغہ جیل cai tù 监狱看守 n jailbird, ˈgaolbird a person who is or has often been in jail. tronkvoël, tronkboef سَجين، مُعتاد على الإجرام والسِّجْن рецедивист kriminálník vaneforbryder der Zuchthäusler τρόφιμος φυλακών preso reincidente alaline vangisistuja, võllaroog زندانی؛ کسی که مرتباً زندانی می شود usein vankilaan joutunut henkilö récidiviste אָסִיר וָתִיק बार-बार जेल जाने वाला व्यक्ति zatvorenik börtöntöltelék residivis fangi, tugthúslimur avanzo di galera 囚人 죄수 recidyvistas cietumnieks orang yang keluar masuk penjara bajesklant fengselsfugl, vaneforbryter recydywista cadastrado recidivist заключённый; рецидивист kriminálnik povratnik zatvorenik povratnik fängelsekund, fånge คนขี้คุก (คำไม่เป็นทางการ) hapishane gediklisi/kuşu 囚犯, 慣犯 запеклий злочинець, рецидивіст عادی مجرم người hay bị bỏ tù 囚犯 to put a criminal in jail or gaol (not goal ). jail → سجن, يَسجِن uvěznit, vězení fængsel, fængsle einsperren, Gefängnis φυλακή, φυλακίζω cárcel, encarcelar laittaa vankilaan, vankila incarcérer, prison zatvor, zatvoriti detenere, prigione 刑務所, 投獄する 감옥, 투옥하다 gevangen zetten, gevangenis fengsel, fengsle uwięzić, więzienie cadeia, encarcerar заключать в тюрьму, тюрьма fängelse, sätta i fängelse เอาเข้าคุก, คุก hapishane, hapse atmak bỏ tù, nhà tù 监狱, 监禁 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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But happen somebody can tell me which is the way to Prison Street, where the jail is. I found the outer front courtyard, often mentioned here, metamorphosed into a butter shop; and I then almost gave up every brick of the jail for lost. From the county jail where he had been confined to await his trial he had escaped by knocking down his jailer with an iron bar, robbing him of his keys and, opening the outer door, walking out into the night. |
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