Definition of high-security in English:

high-security

adjective

Extremely secure.
a high-security jail
Example sentencesExamples
- A number of ‘serious systems failures’ at a high-security jail led to his suicide bid, it was revealed yesterday.
- Most will have committed serious offences, some coming from high-security hospitals and others from prisons and other medium-secure services.
- Smith, who has been diagnosed as suffering from a psychopathic condition, will spend the next three months at the high-security hospital while his mental health is examined.
- A York aircraft enthusiast detained by Greek authorities faces possible transfer to a violent and overcrowded high-security jail, it emerged today.
- He has been held at a high-security mental hospital in Nottinghamshire where he is currently undergoing assessment to ascertain whether or not he is mentally fit to stand trial.
- Held in a high-security jail, he has not responded publicly to his arrest.
- A South Essex psychiatric hospital is to get 12 extra beds for patients who have been treated at high-security institutions like Broadmoor.
- A police investigation is underway after an inmate at a high-security Yorkshire jail was taken hostage and stabbed by two other prisoners.
- The men were not detained in Scotland's specialist high-security police cells at Govan police station but taken back to Aberdeen.
- The two men await trial in the high-security section of Goulburn jail.
- The high-security system is aimed at reducing opportunities for fraud, but criminals are believed to have been trying to steal the cards before they reach customers.
- She thinks the number of beds should be slashed to cut down on the number of people sent to high-security wards.
- After spending five months in a high-security jail, on Tuesday he was released on bail.
- Now staff are taking back their schools for their pupils, introducing high-security fencing and security guards.
- Dozens of lethal weapons have disappeared from Britain's high-security military bases and found their way on to the streets, it has emerged.
- He said there were no plans for the double murderer to be moved from the high-security Yorkshire prison.
- She was caught trying to smuggle 50 grams of heroin, hidden in her underwear, into Whitemoor high-security prison, Cambridgeshire.
- Lord Archer yesterday arrived at a prison in rural Norfolk after spending three weeks in a tough high-security jail, the Prison Service said.
- The Sunday Times has discovered that almost 100 unsupervised home visits by patients at the high-security institution have been approved in the past three years.
- However, he believes he will soon be transferred to a high-security establishment, either a prison or back to a secure hospital like Rampton or Ashworth.

单词	high-security
释义	Definition of high-security in English: high-security adjective Extremely secure. a high-security jail Example sentencesExamples A number of ‘serious systems failures’ at a high-security jail led to his suicide bid, it was revealed yesterday. Most will have committed serious offences, some coming from high-security hospitals and others from prisons and other medium-secure services. Smith, who has been diagnosed as suffering from a psychopathic condition, will spend the next three months at the high-security hospital while his mental health is examined. A York aircraft enthusiast detained by Greek authorities faces possible transfer to a violent and overcrowded high-security jail, it emerged today. He has been held at a high-security mental hospital in Nottinghamshire where he is currently undergoing assessment to ascertain whether or not he is mentally fit to stand trial. Held in a high-security jail, he has not responded publicly to his arrest. A South Essex psychiatric hospital is to get 12 extra beds for patients who have been treated at high-security institutions like Broadmoor. A police investigation is underway after an inmate at a high-security Yorkshire jail was taken hostage and stabbed by two other prisoners. The men were not detained in Scotland's specialist high-security police cells at Govan police station but taken back to Aberdeen. The two men await trial in the high-security section of Goulburn jail. The high-security system is aimed at reducing opportunities for fraud, but criminals are believed to have been trying to steal the cards before they reach customers. She thinks the number of beds should be slashed to cut down on the number of people sent to high-security wards. After spending five months in a high-security jail, on Tuesday he was released on bail. Now staff are taking back their schools for their pupils, introducing high-security fencing and security guards. Dozens of lethal weapons have disappeared from Britain's high-security military bases and found their way on to the streets, it has emerged. He said there were no plans for the double murderer to be moved from the high-security Yorkshire prison. She was caught trying to smuggle 50 grams of heroin, hidden in her underwear, into Whitemoor high-security prison, Cambridgeshire. Lord Archer yesterday arrived at a prison in rural Norfolk after spending three weeks in a tough high-security jail, the Prison Service said. The Sunday Times has discovered that almost 100 unsupervised home visits by patients at the high-security institution have been approved in the past three years. However, he believes he will soon be transferred to a high-security establishment, either a prison or back to a secure hospital like Rampton or Ashworth.
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