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imprison 【imprison】v.禁锢The criminal has been imprisoned in a dark cell for almost 10 years.这个罪犯被关在暗室里，几乎有十年了。

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[ɪm'prɪzn] 
imprisonlock up or confine, in or as in a jail
To imprison is to hold someone in a prison or jail. It can also mean to confine them elsewhere. You might imprison a classmate in a locker, for example.
Cops imprison suspects who can't make bail, and someone could be imprisoned for a long time if convicted of a serious crime. Government agencies like the CIA and FBI also imprison people. However, you don't need a prison to imprison someone: a kidnapper holding people captive in the basement has imprisoned them.
All forms of 'imprison' will appear on average once every 249 pages.imprisonimprisonedimprisonmentunimprisoned

Front	imprison
Pron	[ɪm'prɪzn]
Back	【imprison】 v.禁锢 The criminal has been imprisoned in a dark cell for almost 10 years. 这个罪犯被关在暗室里，几乎有十年了。
Vocab	imprisonlock up or confine, in or as in a jail To imprison is to hold someone in a prison or jail. It can also mean to confine them elsewhere. You might imprison a classmate in a locker, for example. Cops imprison suspects who can't make bail, and someone could be imprisoned for a long time if convicted of a serious crime. Government agencies like the CIA and FBI also imprison people. However, you don't need a prison to imprison someone: a kidnapper holding people captive in the basement has imprisoned them. All forms of 'imprison' will appear on average once every 249 pages. imprison imprisoned imprisonment unimprisoned

Imprison Imprisoned Prison ɪm'prɪzn V.禁锢 Criminal Dark Cell