confinement

界面语言: zh

🇺🇸 /kəˈnfaɪnmənt/

📖 释义

  1. noun
    监禁; 限制; 产期; 束缚

🔗 详情

词形变化

可数 / 不可数 复数: confinements

常用搭配

solitary confinementunder confinementhouse confinementconfinement orderperiod of confinement

派生词

confineconfinedconfiningconfinerreconfinement

同义词

imprisonmentincarcerationdetentioncaptivityrestrictionconstraint

反义词

freedomlibertyrelease

易混淆词

containment
EN: 'Containment' refers to keeping something (e.g., a disease, threat) under control or within limits; 'confinement' refers to the state of being physically restricted or imprisoned.
zh: 'Containment'（遏制/控制）指将某物（如疾病、威胁）控制在一定范围内或限制其发展；'confinement'（监禁/拘禁）指身体上被限制自由或被囚禁的状态。
confinement vs. confinement
EN: Not applicable.
zh: 不适用。

拼写提示

EN: Remember the double 'n' in 'confinement' (from 'confine' + '-ment'). Do not write 'confinment'.
zh: 记住 'confinement' 中有双 'n'（源自 'confine' + '-ment'）。不要写成 'confinment'。

💬 例句

  1. The prisoner spent ten years in solitary confinement.

    这名囚犯在单独监禁中度过了十年。

  2. The confinement of the animals to small cages raised ethical concerns.

    将动物关在狭小的笼子里引发了伦理担忧。

  3. In the nineteenth century, women often observed a period of confinement after giving birth.

    在19世纪，妇女通常在分娩后有一段卧床休息的时期。

  4. The strict confinement of the curfew made the city feel like a prison.

    严格的宵禁限制使这座城市感觉像一座监狱。