imprison
vt. 關押,監禁; 束縛,禁錮; 使…不自由
If someone is imprisoned, they are locked up or kept somewhere, usually in prison as a punishment for a crime or for political opposition.
The local priest was imprisoned for 18 months on charges of anti-state agitation...
當地牧師由於受到煽動反對政府的指控而被監禁 18 個月。
Dutch colonial authorities imprisoned him for his part in the independence movement.
荷蘭殖民當局因他參加獨立運動而把他關押了起來。
1. lock up or confine, in or as in a jail;
2. confine as if in a prison;
confine, imprison, jail
這些動詞均含"監禁"之意。
You can lock up a person physically, but you cannot imprison his heart.
人的身體可以被囚禁, 人的心卻不可以.
Imprison your mash in a dark vat, so it can become wine.
將你的亂七八糟的東西關進一個黑暗的大缸裡, 所以它能夠變成酒.
Yet Herod chose this time to arrest Peter, to put him imprison, in bondage.
但是,希律王卻選擇在這個時候逮捕彼得, 把他關進了監獄,使他成為階下囚.
Like the group that came to imprison Jesus.
像那群來捉拿耶穌的人.
Kidnapping crime includes two concrete composing items : racketeered offense and illegal imprison offense.
綁架罪包含了兩個具體構成要件,即敲詐勒索罪和非法拘禁罪.