imprison
UK/ɪmˈprɪzn/US/im'prizn/
B2
Definitions
v.
To put someone in prison or confine them against their will.
监禁，关押，囚禁
Root Breakdown
Native Englishimprisonother
=imprison
Common Collocations
- 1.imprison for以...名义监禁
- 2.wrongly imprison错误地监禁
Example Sentences
- 1.
The court decided to imprison the convicted criminal.
- 2.
Fear and doubt can imprison the mind more than walls.