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1 Gefängnisaufenthalt
m prison term* * *Ge|fạ̈ng|nis|auf|ent|haltmprison term, time in prison* * *Gefängnisaufenthalt m prison term -
2 Haftstrafe
f1. imprisonment2. jail term3. prison sentence4. prison term -
3 Freiheitsstrafe
f1. custodial sentence2. jail term3. prison term4. term5. term of imprisonment -
4 Gefängnisstrafe
f1. custodial sentence2. jail term3. prison term4. term of imprisonment -
5 Ersatzfreiheitsstrafe
Ersatzfreiheitsstrafe f imprisonment for failure to pay fine; alternative punishment by prison term -
6 Gefängnisstrafe
f JUR. prison ( oder custodial) sentence, term of imprisonment; sie verbüßt gerade eine 3-jährige Gefängnisstrafe she is currently serving a 3-year prison sentence* * *die Gefängnisstrafepenal servitude; imprisonment* * *Ge|fạ̈ng|nis|stra|fefprison sentenceeine Gefängnisstrafe von zehn Jahren — ten years' imprisonment
er wurde zu einer Gefängnisstrafe verurteilt — he was sent to prison, he was given a prison sentence
* * *Ge·fäng·nis·stra·fef prison sentenceeine \Gefängnisstrafe verbüßen [o (fam) absitzen] to spend time in prison, to do time [or BRIT fam porridge]jdn zu einer \Gefängnisstrafe verurteilen to give sb a prison sentence* * *die prison sentence* * *sie verbüßt gerade eine 3-jährige Gefängnisstrafe she is currently serving a 3-year prison sentence* * *die prison sentence* * *f.term of imprisonment n. -
7 Haft
f; -, kein Pl.; (Gewahrsam) custody; bes. POL. detention; im Gefängnis: imprisonment; strenge Haft close confinement; in Haft under arrest, in custody; zu drei Jahren Haft verurteilt werden be sentenced to three years’ imprisonment ( oder three years in prison), be given a three-year (prison) sentence; aus der Haft entlassen release (from custody); in Haft behalten detain, hold in custody; in Haft nehmen take into custody; bes. POL. place under detention* * *die Haftdetainment; arrest; custody; apprehension; imprisonment; confinement; durance; detention* * *Hạft [haft]f -, no pl(vor dem Prozess) custody; (= Haftstrafe) imprisonment; (= Haftzeit) prison sentence, term of imprisonment; (politisch) detentionsich in Haft befinden — to be in custody/prison/detention
eine schwere/leichte Haft verhängen — to impose a long/short term of imprisonment
jdn aus der Haft entlassen — to release sb from custody/prison/detention
eine Haft absitzen (inf) — to do time (inf)
in Haft sitzen — to be held in custody/prison/detention
in Haft nehmen — to take into custody, to detain
* * *die1) (state of being shut up or imprisoned: solitary confinement.) confinement2) (the state of being imprisoned: The criminals are in detention.) detention3) imprisonment* * *<->[haft]aus der \Haft entlassen werden to be released from custody [or prison]jdn in \Haft nehmen to take sb into custodyin die \Haft zurückgesandt werden to be remanded in custody* * *die; Haft: custody; (aus politischen Gründen) detentionjemanden aus der Haft entlassen — release somebody from custody/detention
jemanden zu zwei Jahren Haft verurteilen — sentence somebody to two years in prison or two years' imprisonment
* * *strenge Haft close confinement;in Haft under arrest, in custody;zu drei Jahren Haft verurteilt werden be sentenced to three years’ imprisonment ( oder three years in prison), be given a three-year (prison) sentence;aus der Haft entlassen release (from custody);in Haft behalten detain, hold in custody;* * *die; Haft: custody; (aus politischen Gründen) detentionjemanden aus der Haft entlassen — release somebody from custody/detention
jemanden zu zwei Jahren Haft verurteilen — sentence somebody to two years in prison or two years' imprisonment
* * *nur sing. f.arrest n.custody n.detainment n.durance n.imprisonment n. -
8 Gefängnis
n; -ses, -se1. prison, jail, Brit. auch gaol, Am. penitentiary fachspr.; ins Gefängnis kommen be sent ( oder go) to prison; ins Gefängnis stecken umg. put s.o. in prison, lock s.o. up2. JUR. (Strafe) (term of) imprisonment; fünf Jahre Gefängnis bekommen get five years in prison, get five years’ imprisonment; mit Gefängnis bestraft werden Vergehen: be punishable by imprisonment; Person: be sentenced to prison; Bein* * *das Gefängnisjug; lockup; jail; gaol; jailhouse; prison* * *Ge|fạ̈ng|nis [gə'fɛŋnɪs]nt -ses, -seprison, jail, gaol (Brit); (= Gefängnisstrafe) imprisonmentim Gefängnis sein or sitzen (inf) — to be in prison
ins Gefängnis kommen — to be sent to prison
zwei Jahre Gefängnis bekommen — to get two years' imprisonment, to get two years in prison
* * *das1) ((a) prison: You ought to be sent to jail for doing that.) jail2) ((a) prison: You ought to be sent to jail for doing that.) gaol3) (a building in which criminals are kept; a jail: He was sent to prison; He is in prison.) prison* * *Ge·fäng·nis<-ses, -se>[gəˈfɛŋnɪs, pl gəˈfɛŋnɪsə]ntjdm ins \Gefängnis bringen to have sb sent to prison, to get sb sent down famins \Gefängnis kommen to be sent to prison, to go down slaus dem \Gefängnis ausbrechen to break out of prisonzwei Jahre \Gefängnis bekommen to get two years imprisonment [or in prison]auf Mord steht lebenslänglich \Gefängnis murder carries a life sentencejdn zu zwei Jahren \Gefängnis verurteilen to sentence sb to two years imprisonment [or in prison]* * *das; Gefängnisses, Gefängnisse1) prison; gaoljemanden ins Gefängnis bringen/werfen — put/throw somebody in[to] prison
im Gefängnis sein od. sitzen — be in prison
2) (Strafe) imprisonmentdarauf steht Gefängnis — that is punishable by imprisonment or a prison sentence
jemanden zu zwei Jahren Gefängnis verurteilen — sentence somebody to two years' imprisonment or two years in prison
* * *1. prison, jail, Br auch gaol, US penitentiary fachspr;ins Gefängnis kommen be sent ( oder go) to prison;fünf Jahre Gefängnis bekommen get five years in prison, get five years’ imprisonment;mit Gefängnis bestraft werden Vergehen: be punishable by imprisonment; Person: be sentenced to prison; → Bein* * *das; Gefängnisses, Gefängnisse1) prison; gaoljemanden ins Gefängnis bringen/werfen — put/throw somebody in[to] prison
im Gefängnis sein od. sitzen — be in prison
2) (Strafe) imprisonmentdarauf steht Gefängnis — that is punishable by imprisonment or a prison sentence
jemanden zu zwei Jahren Gefängnis verurteilen — sentence somebody to two years' imprisonment or two years in prison
* * *n.gaol n.jail n.jailhouse n.penitentiary (US) n.prison n. -
9 Freiheitsstrafe
f JUR. prison sentence; zu einer Freiheitsstrafe von fünf Jahren verurteilt werden be sentenced to five years’ imprisonment* * *Frei|heits|stra|fefprison sentenceer erhielt eine Fréíheitsstrafe von zwei Jahren — he was given a two-year prison sentence, he was sentenced to two years' imprisonment
* * *Frei·heits·stra·fef JUR prison sentence, imprisonmentAussetzung der \Freiheitsstrafe zur Bewährung suspension of sentence on probationkurzfristige \Freiheitsstrafe short term of imprisonmentlebenslange \Freiheitsstrafe life sentencezeitige \Freiheitsstrafe determinate sentence* * *die (Rechtsw.) term of imprisonment; prison sentence* * *zu einer Freiheitsstrafe von fünf Jahren verurteilt werden be sentenced to five years’ imprisonment* * *die (Rechtsw.) term of imprisonment; prison sentence* * *f.term of imprisonment n. -
10 Haft
in \Haft sein [o sich in \Haft befinden] to be in custody [or prison];aus der \Haft entlassen werden to be released from custody [or prison];jdn in \Haft nehmen to take sb into custody -
11 Haftzeit
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12 Gefängnisstrafe
Gefängnisstrafe f prison sentence; term of imprisonment -
13 Haftstrafe
Haftstrafe f prison sentence; imprisonment; custodial term
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