prison cell

英 [ˈprɪzn sel]

美 [ˈprɪzn sel]

网络  监狱; 囚室

法律

英英释义

noun

• a room where a prisoner is kept
  Synonym:celljail cell

双语例句

• I couldn't help thinking of his wife telling me in confidence that the marriage, to her, was a prison: a locked cell, stifling and restrictive; no access to daylight or fresh air.
  我忍不住想到，他的妻子曾悄悄地对我说过，他们的婚姻对她而言就像是一座牢笼：一个紧锁的牢房，沉闷而让她窒息，无法接近阳光和新鲜空气。
• GWT: Jeremiah went into a prison cell, and he stayed there a long time.
  新译本：耶利米进了地牢里的一个囚房，在那里监禁了多日。
• You carry your prison with you, that armor will be a new cell.
  监狱将与你同行，这身护甲就是你新的牢房。
• It was as if she had been thrown into a dark prison cell from which there could be no release.
  她仿佛置身在黑暗的牢笼中无法摆脱。我无法摆脱单调的坐班工作。
• Your dorm room was the size of a prison cell.
  你的卧室还没有囚室大。
• The fetid air of the prison cell made her want to vomit.
  监房里发出的恶臭让她恶心得想吐。
• The "where" could most readily be described as a prison cell.
  我在的地方可以形容为囚房。
• The prison cell struck you as cold and damp.
  那间牢房使人感到阴冷与潮湿。
• The Apology takes place in the Court of Athens, the most public of settings, while the Crito occurs within the darkness and confinement of a prison cell.
  苏格拉底自辩篇》发生在雅典的法庭，最公开的场合；，而《克里托篇》则是在，阴暗幽禁的监狱牢房之中。
• He spent seven years banged up in a prison cell.
  他在监狱的单人牢房里度了7年的时间。