imprisoned

英 [ɪmˈprɪznd]

美 [ɪmˈprɪznd]

v.  监禁; 关押
imprison的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：imprisoned　

BNC.18883 / COCA.18115

柯林斯词典

• VERB 关押;监禁
  If someone isimprisoned, they are locked up or kept somewhere, usually in prison as a punishment for a crime or for political opposition.
  1. The local priest was imprisoned for 18 months on charges of anti-state agitation...
     当地牧师由于受到煽动反对政府的指控而被监禁 18 个月。
  2. Dutch colonial authorities imprisoned him for his part in the independence movement.
     荷兰殖民当局因他参加独立运动而把他关押了起来。

英英释义

adj

• being in captivity
  Synonym:captiveconfinedjailed

双语例句

• They fined or imprisoned all those party to illegal agreements.
  他们对所有参与非法协议的人都罚了款或判了刑。
• The guerrilla fighter managed to break out of the room where he was imprisoned.
  那位游击队员终于从囚禁他的屋子里逃了出来。
• Only some of the guards and a minor hotel employee, chosen as scapegoats, were imprisoned.
  只有一些保镖和那个旅馆的小职员当了替罪羊，被关进了监狱。
• I saw my freedom which was imprisoned.
  我看到了我被禁锢的自由。
• A coup displaced the regime that had imprisoned him.
  一场政变废除了那个曾把他监禁起来的政权。
• But the freedom I gained actually imprisoned me.
  但是我得到的自由实际上禁锢了我。
• The newly imprisoned prisoners poisoned poisonous moisture are hoisted out from the prison.
  中了有毒湿气毒的新近关押的囚犯被从监狱。
• The men were imprisoned for plotting against the government.
  这些人因密谋反对政府而被监禁。
• He was imprisoned for life.
  他被终身监禁。
• The cries of those imprisoned in the fallen buildings were heart-rending.
  被困于倒塌大楼里的人们的哭喊声令人心碎。