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jails

/dʒeɪlz/

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noun

Prisons, geôles

A place or institution for the confinement of persons held in lawful custody or detention, especially for minor offenses or with reference to some future judicial proceeding.

Examples :

""People who commit minor crimes, like stealing a small item from a store, sometimes go to jails instead of prisons." "

Les personnes qui commettent des délits mineurs, comme voler un petit objet dans un magasin, vont parfois en prison au lieu d'aller en prison.

government police law building place

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noun

Emprisonnement, détention

Confinement in a jail.

Examples :

"The prolonged jails of the prisoners were filled with people awaiting trial. "

Les longues détentions des prisonniers étaient remplies de personnes en attente de leur procès.

law police government

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noun

L'interdiction de courir

The condition created by the requirement that a horse claimed in a claiming race not be run at another track for some period of time (usually 30 days).

Examples :

"The owner of the horse claimed in yesterday's race understands the jails: their new horse can't race at any other track for the next 30 days. "

Le propriétaire du cheval réclamé dans la course d'hier comprend l'interdiction de courir : son nouveau cheval ne peut pas courir sur un autre hippodrome pendant les 30 prochains jours.

sport race animal condition

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noun

Prison, zone d'exclusion

In dodgeball and related games, the area where players who have been struck by the ball are confined.

Examples :

"During dodgeball in gym class, the students who got hit had to sit in the jails on either side of the court. "

Pendant le ballon prisonnier en cours de gymnastique, les élèves qui étaient touchés devaient s'asseoir dans la zone d'exclusion de chaque côté du terrain.

sport game area

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noun

Bac à sable, prison

(FreeBSD) A kind of sandbox for running a guest operating system instance.

Examples :

"The computer science student used the jails feature to test a new operating system without affecting the main system. "

L'étudiant en informatique a utilisé la fonctionnalité de bac à sable pour tester un nouveau système d'exploitation sans affecter le système principal.

computing system technology

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verb

Emprisonner, incarcérer

Examples :

"The judge jails criminals who break the law. "

Le juge emprisonne les criminels qui enfreignent la loi.

law government police