to be in solitary confinement
被单独监禁
1.单独监禁
1.a punishment in which a prisoner is kept alone, separate from other prisoners
1.But after years rotating between solitary confinement and a witness box in court, he is now more than ready to speak.
多年来，他往返折腾于单人囚室和法院证人席之间，现在有一肚子的话要说。
2.Glad he said to be out of solitary confinement in a prison basement.
他说能够从监狱地下室的单独监禁走出来感到非常高兴。
3.Even through the years of solitary confinement, each man drew comfort from the thought of his nearby comrade.
即使他们被单独监禁多年，“自己的同志就在不远处”这样的想法，总是会让他们得到安慰。
4."Yes, that solitary confinement is terrible for the young, " said the aunt, shaking her head and also lighting a cigarette.
“是啊，对年轻人来说这种单身牢房真是可怕，”姨妈说着摇摇头，也点上一支烟。
5.He gave me a detailed account of the relative merits of solitary confinement in various prisons.
他给我详细对比了各地监狱单独禁闭室的优劣点。
6.Mr Ghaemi also said the Iranian authorities had denied her contact with her lawyer and had held Ms Sotoudeh in solitary confinement.
嘎米先生还表示伊朗当局拒绝她与她的律师联系，并单独拘禁索图德女士。
7.Staying in a hospital is nothing less than solitary confinement.
呆在医院里，比单身监禁强不了多少。
8.When pressed to confess, or to denounce others, he says he refused, and then was beaten and placed in solitary confinement.
当被迫认罪，或指控他人时，他拒绝了，然后就被打并单独囚禁起来。
9.For two years, he was kept in solitary confinement, in a cell that was little more than a toilet hole with a wooden board on top.
他被单独监禁整整两年，关在一间只有一个厕所蹲位那么大的房子里，上面盖着一块木板。
10.In prison, one of the greatest punishment that can be meted out is to place a prisoner in solitary confinement.
在监狱里，最大的惩罚是把囚犯单独监禁。