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prisoner |
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prisoner Noun 1. a person kept in prison as a punishment for a crime, or while awaiting trial 2. a person confined by any restraints: he's a prisoner of his own past 3. take (someone) prisoner to capture and hold (someone) as a prisoner
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prisoner Translations (under arrest) → detenido/a; (in dock) → acusado/a; the prisoner at the bar → el(la) acusado/a; to take sb prisoner → hacer or tomar prisionero a algn the prisoner at the bar → l'accusé(e); to take sb prisoner → faire qn prisonnier the prisoner at the bar prison (Law) → der/die Angeklagte; to take sb prisoner → far prigioniero qn; the prisoner at the bar → l'accusato, l'imputato; prisoner of war → prigioniero/a di guerra |
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On the previous day, the prisoner had purchased strychnine at the village chemist's shop, wearing a disguise by means of which he hoped to throw the onus of the crime upon another man--to wit, Mrs. According to custom, the prisoner was without a light. Instead, then, of going as a guest to the court of France, the Prince was carried as a prisoner to the court of England. |
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