open prison

美 　英

• n.開放式監(jiān)獄（對犯人的自由限制較少）
• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)外役監(jiān)獄；開放的監(jiān)獄；不設(shè)防監(jiān)獄

英漢解釋

n.	1. a prison with security measures that are appropriate to inmates who are not dangerous and are unlikely to try to escape 2. a prison in which prisoners are allowed more freedom than in ordinary prisons

例句

Ford prison riots in London about 95 km away from the near Arundel, is an open prison.

發(fā)生暴動的福特監(jiān)獄距倫敦大約95公里，靠近阿倫德爾，為開放式監(jiān)獄。

For instance, why was she in an open prison after just eight-and-a-half years?

比如，為什么八年半后她就被換到一個開放式監(jiān)獄？

In the 19th century it was used, like many Siberian towns, as an open prison for political dissidents.

在19世紀(jì)，雅庫茨克像其它許多西伯利亞城鎮(zhèn)一樣被當(dāng)作持不同政見者的流放地。

Underwood, 24, walked out of an open prison just 5 months into his sentence.

安德伍德剛服刑5個月，便從開放式監(jiān)獄大搖大擺地走了出去。

Because the Earth is an open prison you believe you are already free, but that is far from the truth.

因?yàn)?/c>地球是一座開放式的監(jiān)獄，你們相信你們已經(jīng)是自由的，但這與事實(shí)相差甚遠(yuǎn)。