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1 jail
N1. कारागारThe criminal was put in the jail.--------V1. कारावास\jailहोनाHe was jailed for 10yrs. -
2 jail
n.कारागार, बन्दीगृह -
3 jail
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4 dangerous
Adj1. खतरनाकA dangerous criminal has run away from the jail.It appears to be a dangerous operation -
5 default
N1. अनुपस्थितिHe was sent to jail in default of evidence against his.--------V1. चूकनाHe has defaulted from his usual behaviour.2. भुगतान न करनाHe defaulted on the loan. -
6 fetter
N1. बेड़ीThe thief was put in fetters at the jail.2. बंधनI am now free of fetters of the society.--------V1. बंधन\fetterबाँधना -
7 frogmarch
N1. हाथ\frogmarchपीछ\frogmarchकरके\frogmarchज़बर्दस्ती\frogmarchचलवानाThe prisoners were frogmarched to the jail. -
8 intern
VT1. कैद\internरखनाJawaharlal Nehru was interned in jail. -
9 jailor
N1. जेलरThe jailor of Central jail is very strict. -
10 malpractice
N1. अनाचारHe was sent to jail for his alleged malpractices. -
11 rape
N1. बलात्कारHe was sentenced to jail for committing a rape.2. पीले\rapeरंग\rapeके\rapeफूलों\rapeवाला\rapeपौधाRape is one of the plants of indigo.--------VT1. बलात्कार\rapeकरनाThe girl claimed that she had been raped. -
12 surety
N1. जमानतBy paying surety sethji helped the criminal to come out form the jail. -
13 trusty
Adj1. विश्वासीMy trusty old friend came to my help.--------N1. कैदी\{जिसको\trustyउसकी\trustyईमानदारी\trustyके\trustyकारण\trustyविषेशाधिकार\trustyदिया\trustyहो\}He is a trusty in the jail.
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Jail — Jail, or gaol (especially in Canada, Australia and NZ [http://www.corrections.govt.nz/policy and legislation/policy and procedures manual/section d/d05/d05.html] ), [In British official use theforms with G are still current; in literary and… … Wikipedia
Jail — (j[=a]l), n. [OE. jaile, gail, gayhol, OF. gaole, gaiole, jaiole, F. ge[^o]le, LL. gabiola, dim. of gabia cage, for L. cavea cavity, cage. See {Cage}.] A kind of prison; a building for the confinement of persons held in lawful custody, especially … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
jail — / jāl/ n: a place of confinement for persons held in lawful custody; specif: such a place under the jurisdiction of a local government (as a county) for the confinement of persons awaiting trial or those convicted of minor crimes compare house of … Law dictionary
Jail — («тюрьма») механизм отделения процессов в операционных системах Unix. Jail позволяет разделить выполнение различных процессов. Например, вы можете держать любой сервис (apache, sshd, и т.д.) в jail и не бояться, что потеряете всю систему целиком… … Википедия
Jail — Jail, v. t. To imprison. [R.] T. Adams (1614). [1913 Webster] [Bolts] that jail you from free life. Tennyson. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
jail|or — jail|er or jail|or «JAY luhr», noun. 1. the keeper of a jail. 2. a person who keeps someone or something confined. Also, British, gaoler … Useful english dictionary
jail|er — or jail|or «JAY luhr», noun. 1. the keeper of a jail. 2. a person who keeps someone or something confined. Also, British, gaoler … Useful english dictionary
jail — [n] place for incarceration bastille, black hole*, brig, bullpen*, can*, cell, clink*, cooler*, detention camp, dungeon, house of correction, inside*, jailhouse, joint*, lockup, pen, penal institution, penitentiary, pound, prison, rack*,… … New thesaurus
jail — (Brit. also gaol) ► NOUN ▪ a place for the confinement of people accused or convicted of a crime. ► VERB ▪ put in jail. DERIVATIVES jailer (also gaoler) noun. ORIGIN the word came into England from two Old French words, jaiole and gayole (the… … English terms dictionary
jail — [jāl] n. [ME jaile, gaile < OFr jaole, gaole, a cage, prison < LL caveola, dim. of L cavea,CAGE] 1. a building for the confinement of people who are awaiting trial or who have been convicted of minor offenses 2. imprisonment vt. to put or… … English World dictionary
jail — vb incarcerate, imprison, immure, intern Analogous words: confine, circumscribe, restrict, *limit: shackle, manacle, fetter (see HAMPER) Contrasted words: release, liberate, *free … New Dictionary of Synonyms
