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1 gevangenis
gevangenis, gevang2 [gevangenisstraf] (im)prison(ment) ⇒ prison/jail (sentence)♦voorbeelden:1 de gevangenis ingaan • go to prison/jailiemand uit de gevangenis ontslaan • release someone from prison/jailin de gevangenis zitten • be in prison/jaildaarvoor kan je in de gevangenis komen • you can go to prison/jail for thathij heeft tien jaar in de gevangenis gezeten • he's served ten years in prison/jail -
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