A prisoner. Obsolete.
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| 释义 | society > authority > punishment > imprisonment > prisoner > [noun] (163) prisona1225 A prisoner. Obsolete. prisonerc1384 A person who is kept in prison or in custody; spec. one who is legally committed to prison as the result of a legal process, either as punishment for… enpresonéc1425 A prisoner. bird1580 slang. A prisoner; a habitual offender. Frequently with modifying word. Cf. sense 19. Now rare except in jail-bird, n. warder1584 Scottish. A person in ward, a prisoner. Obsolete. rare. canary bird1593 slang (originally cant). A prisoner; (also) †a habitual offender, a criminal, a rogue (obsolete). Cf. canary, n.5 2b, jail-bird, n. Now rare. penitentiala1633 A person performing or undergoing penance, a penitent. Also humorously: a prisoner. Obsolete. convict1786 spec. A condemned criminal serving a sentence of penal servitude. chum1819 One who shares apartments with another or others, one who lodges or resides in the same room or rooms: ‘a chamber-fellow, a term used in the… lag1819 A convict who has been transported or sentenced to penal servitude. lagger1819 A convict undergoing or having undergone penal servitude. new chum1819 Chiefly Australian. A prisoner newly admitted to a jail or prison ship; a newly arrived convict. Obsolete. nut-brown1835 Australian. A convict. Obsolete. collegian1837 slang. An inmate of a prison. Cf. college, n. 8. canary1840 slang. gen. A prisoner; (originally) †a habitual offender, a jailbird (obsolete). Cf. canary bird, n. 2a. rare. Sydney duck1873 Australian. Sydney duck: a convict. forty1879 A ‘crook’, thief, sharper (in quot. 1879, a convict). Australian slang. zebra1882 Applied to a person. U.S. colloquial. A prison inmate or convict wearing a uniform made of a (typically black and white) striped fabric; (also) the… con1893 Criminals' slang. = convict, n.1, conviction, n. yardbird1956 A convict. zek1968 Originally and chiefly in Russian-speaking contexts: a prisoner; a convict; (in early use) esp. a person held in a forced labour camp in the U.S.S.R. Subcategories:— in fetters (2) — fellow-prisoner (3) — awaiting trial or held in custody (5) — remanded (1) — young (1) — first timer (4) — one who has been long or often in jail (9) — sentenced to specific number of years (2) — short-timer (3) — long-timer (4) — mentally disturbed prisoner (2) — released (12) — privileged or having responsibilities (10) — dominating by selling tobacco (2) — political or prisoner of conscience (7) — transported convict (7) — sentenced to corrective training (1) — in a Borstal (1) — in specific prison (2) — working party (4) — chain gang (2) — convict class or body (1) — as many as a prison will hold (1) — condition of (1) — adaptation to prison (1) — jailer (37) — official in charge of prison (4) — parole officer (1) — former convict (8) — note specifying prisoner's offence (1) — allotment into unpaid servitude (1) — exchange of prisoners (1) — order maintained among (1) |
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