incarcerated

英 [ɪnˈkɑːsəreɪtɪd]

美 [ɪnˈkɑːrsəreɪtɪd]

v.  监禁; 关押; 禁闭
incarcerate的过去分词和过去式

医学

COCA.22562

柯林斯词典

• VERB 监禁;禁闭
  If people areincarcerated, they are kept in a prison or other place.
  1. They were incarcerated for the duration of the war...
     战争期间,他们被关在狱中。
  2. It can cost $40,000 to $50,000 to incarcerate a prisoner for a year.
     监禁一名囚犯一年要花费 4 万到 5 万美元。

双语例句

• Eight times more black men are incarcerated than white men.
  黑人的犯罪率是白人八倍的原因了。
• Any cop who's incarcerated faces those risks.
  任何入狱的警察都会面对这些危险的。
• They have committed no crime, but they live among the country's304 incarcerated women.
  他们没有犯罪，但他们在该国的304女犯生活。
• He is incarcerated in a stone tower.
  他被监禁在一个塔状石头建筑物内。
• The clinical researches of lateral umbilical fold hernia repair in inguinal incarcerated hernia
  脐外侧襞疝修补术在腹股沟嵌顿疝的临床应用研究
• Sensitivity to emotional feelings ( of self and others). He is incarcerated in his own sensibility.
  对情绪知觉的敏感（自己或他人）。他被囿于自己的敏感性之中。
• For example, I know a man who, though incarcerated, is an inspiration to his son.
  譬如，我知道一个人，虽然给监禁著，对他的儿子是一个启发激励。
• They were incarcerated for the duration of the war
  战争期间，他们被关在狱中。
• He may have been incarcerated during those years.
  很有可能在这些年当中他已经被监禁。
• The young bride complained that she was incarcerated in a Victorian mansion, far from her relatives and friends.
  年轻的新娘抱怨说，她被关在维多利亚式的宅第里，远离亲戚和朋友。