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Перевод: gaol

[существительное]
тюрьма ; тюремное заключение;
[глагол]
заключать в тюрьму; сажать в тюрьму

Тезаурус:

1. Oscar Wilde's Ballad of Reading Gaol tells of the hanging of a trooper at the prison:
2. The Court of Aldermen investigated these allegations, but before they had finished them they received a grovelling letter from the keeper of Whitecross Street Gaol tendering his resignation.
3. When he is sentenced to gaol he pleads in mitigation that he "might have been a better citizen if I'd had the levels", to a Judge who didn't understand what he was saying, and of course the last page sees him studying for "the levels" in prison.
4. housebreaker and highway robber, famous as the only prisoner who ever escaped twice from Newgate gaol.
5. Kilmainham Gaol
6. At Reading Gaol, at precisely 8am on 12 March executioner Marwood did his duty, and Henry and Francis Tidbury met their Maker.
7. In pursuit of these, Mopsus proposes marriage to a fine lady and is beaten by her servants; he steals his father's rent money and sets out for London where he is robbed by a prostitute and thrown into gaol; his father sends more money which he uses to bribe the gaoler; he is tricked into marrying an aristocrat's mistress who promptly gives birth; the woman leaves and the baby dies; the prodigal returns to his father.
8. Occupied in Victorian times by the officers of the County Gaol.
9. It was reported that, while incarcerated at Reading's morbid gaol, Woolridge once again affirmed his guilt, and formally stated that he accepted his terminal punishment as the logical outcome.
10. He got five or seven years in gaol.
11. Mrs Gibbs, the matron of Reading Gaol, produced a written confession the baby farmer composed in custody.
12. Oh yes, if Greg had been around when the storm broke he'd have faced ruin - and probably gone to gaol into the bargain.
13. Part of him would have been sorry to hear that she had been shot, or sentenced to a long term of imprisonment in the filth of an Austrian gaol.