Definition of cellmate in English:

cellmate

nounˈsɛlmeɪtˈsɛlmeɪt

A person with whom one shares a cell.
Example sentencesExamples
- He is once reported to have said: ‘I wouldn't mind going to jail if I had three cellmates who played bridge.’
- He also had to use the toilet in the presence of another inmate and be present while the toilet was being used by his cellmate.
- Inside he tries to avoid trouble while scoring ‘little victories’ over the authorities and dispensing wise words to the other prisoners, especially his young cellmate Godber.
- The prisoner had been in a different prison before and had a talkative cellmate who told him of committing a crime for which Andy was in prison.
- It appears possible that Graham did make certain revelations to his cellmates whilst either under the influence of drugs or whilst being detoxified.
- The Prison Ombudsman is carrying out an inquiry into the case and recommendations have already been made, including assessing inmates who pose a risk to cellmates.
- He said goodbye to his cellmates at Leeukop Prison in 1998, believing he was closing a dark chapter in his life for good after he had served 10 years of his 12-year sentence - he was released early because of exemplary behaviour.
- Then Chaplin plays with our assumptions by assigning the tramp to a cell with an imposing cellmate whom, we learn, is more concerned with needlepoint than bossing the tramp.
- In prison he had shared a ten-metre room with 90 other cellmates, shed three stones in weight and suffered boils and scabies which covered his body.
- They moved him to a different prison and ordered his cellmate to spy on him.
- Sitting in his cell one day, smoking a joint with his cellmate and childhood friend, Hall finally decided to turn his life around.
- Four cellmates try to tunnel their way out the prison at La Sante.
- A local businessman claims he was assaulted and robbed by cellmates in the police holding cells here on New Year's day.
- That Friday night he ran out of tobacco, threatened to kill himself if he was not given some, assaulted his cellmate and barricaded the cell.
- In 1806, when Josiah Burnham was executed for murdering two of his cellmates in the Haverhill jail, Bittinger recorded what he called ‘a great occasion.’
- The play presents the confrontation between two cellmates in a jail - one a young African American college student, the other a middle-aged white man.
- The US Supreme Court recognised a prisoner's claim that being housed with a smoking cellmate constituted cruel and unusual punishment, in violation of the 8th amendment to the US constitution.
- His confession, recorded by his cellmate in Whitemoor prison and published in today's News Of The World, will damage his chances of winning his appeal against conviction which is to be heard at the High Court on July 17.
- As if that weren't sufficient grounding to make a prison film, he based this on a true story, co-wrote it with one of the original prisoners involved, and cast it with non-professionals, including another of the cellmates.
- Another cellmate at the Edinburgh prison was a man who had been convicted of assaulting his wife.

Definition of cellmate in US English:

cellmate

nounˈselmātˈsɛlmeɪt

A person with whom one shares a cell.
Example sentencesExamples
- The prisoner had been in a different prison before and had a talkative cellmate who told him of committing a crime for which Andy was in prison.
- He also had to use the toilet in the presence of another inmate and be present while the toilet was being used by his cellmate.
- Four cellmates try to tunnel their way out the prison at La Sante.
- A local businessman claims he was assaulted and robbed by cellmates in the police holding cells here on New Year's day.
- He said goodbye to his cellmates at Leeukop Prison in 1998, believing he was closing a dark chapter in his life for good after he had served 10 years of his 12-year sentence - he was released early because of exemplary behaviour.
- They moved him to a different prison and ordered his cellmate to spy on him.
- Another cellmate at the Edinburgh prison was a man who had been convicted of assaulting his wife.
- Inside he tries to avoid trouble while scoring ‘little victories’ over the authorities and dispensing wise words to the other prisoners, especially his young cellmate Godber.
- Sitting in his cell one day, smoking a joint with his cellmate and childhood friend, Hall finally decided to turn his life around.
- As if that weren't sufficient grounding to make a prison film, he based this on a true story, co-wrote it with one of the original prisoners involved, and cast it with non-professionals, including another of the cellmates.
- He is once reported to have said: ‘I wouldn't mind going to jail if I had three cellmates who played bridge.’
- The play presents the confrontation between two cellmates in a jail - one a young African American college student, the other a middle-aged white man.
- His confession, recorded by his cellmate in Whitemoor prison and published in today's News Of The World, will damage his chances of winning his appeal against conviction which is to be heard at the High Court on July 17.
- It appears possible that Graham did make certain revelations to his cellmates whilst either under the influence of drugs or whilst being detoxified.
- The Prison Ombudsman is carrying out an inquiry into the case and recommendations have already been made, including assessing inmates who pose a risk to cellmates.
- That Friday night he ran out of tobacco, threatened to kill himself if he was not given some, assaulted his cellmate and barricaded the cell.
- In 1806, when Josiah Burnham was executed for murdering two of his cellmates in the Haverhill jail, Bittinger recorded what he called ‘a great occasion.’
- In prison he had shared a ten-metre room with 90 other cellmates, shed three stones in weight and suffered boils and scabies which covered his body.
- The US Supreme Court recognised a prisoner's claim that being housed with a smoking cellmate constituted cruel and unusual punishment, in violation of the 8th amendment to the US constitution.
- Then Chaplin plays with our assumptions by assigning the tramp to a cell with an imposing cellmate whom, we learn, is more concerned with needlepoint than bossing the tramp.

单词	cellmate
释义	Definition of cellmate in English: cellmate nounˈsɛlmeɪtˈsɛlmeɪt A person with whom one shares a cell. Example sentencesExamples He is once reported to have said: ‘I wouldn't mind going to jail if I had three cellmates who played bridge.’ He also had to use the toilet in the presence of another inmate and be present while the toilet was being used by his cellmate. Inside he tries to avoid trouble while scoring ‘little victories’ over the authorities and dispensing wise words to the other prisoners, especially his young cellmate Godber. The prisoner had been in a different prison before and had a talkative cellmate who told him of committing a crime for which Andy was in prison. It appears possible that Graham did make certain revelations to his cellmates whilst either under the influence of drugs or whilst being detoxified. The Prison Ombudsman is carrying out an inquiry into the case and recommendations have already been made, including assessing inmates who pose a risk to cellmates. He said goodbye to his cellmates at Leeukop Prison in 1998, believing he was closing a dark chapter in his life for good after he had served 10 years of his 12-year sentence - he was released early because of exemplary behaviour. Then Chaplin plays with our assumptions by assigning the tramp to a cell with an imposing cellmate whom, we learn, is more concerned with needlepoint than bossing the tramp. In prison he had shared a ten-metre room with 90 other cellmates, shed three stones in weight and suffered boils and scabies which covered his body. They moved him to a different prison and ordered his cellmate to spy on him. Sitting in his cell one day, smoking a joint with his cellmate and childhood friend, Hall finally decided to turn his life around. Four cellmates try to tunnel their way out the prison at La Sante. A local businessman claims he was assaulted and robbed by cellmates in the police holding cells here on New Year's day. That Friday night he ran out of tobacco, threatened to kill himself if he was not given some, assaulted his cellmate and barricaded the cell. In 1806, when Josiah Burnham was executed for murdering two of his cellmates in the Haverhill jail, Bittinger recorded what he called ‘a great occasion.’ The play presents the confrontation between two cellmates in a jail - one a young African American college student, the other a middle-aged white man. The US Supreme Court recognised a prisoner's claim that being housed with a smoking cellmate constituted cruel and unusual punishment, in violation of the 8th amendment to the US constitution. His confession, recorded by his cellmate in Whitemoor prison and published in today's News Of The World, will damage his chances of winning his appeal against conviction which is to be heard at the High Court on July 17. As if that weren't sufficient grounding to make a prison film, he based this on a true story, co-wrote it with one of the original prisoners involved, and cast it with non-professionals, including another of the cellmates. Another cellmate at the Edinburgh prison was a man who had been convicted of assaulting his wife. Definition of cellmate in US English: cellmate nounˈselmātˈsɛlmeɪt A person with whom one shares a cell. Example sentencesExamples The prisoner had been in a different prison before and had a talkative cellmate who told him of committing a crime for which Andy was in prison. He also had to use the toilet in the presence of another inmate and be present while the toilet was being used by his cellmate. Four cellmates try to tunnel their way out the prison at La Sante. A local businessman claims he was assaulted and robbed by cellmates in the police holding cells here on New Year's day. He said goodbye to his cellmates at Leeukop Prison in 1998, believing he was closing a dark chapter in his life for good after he had served 10 years of his 12-year sentence - he was released early because of exemplary behaviour. They moved him to a different prison and ordered his cellmate to spy on him. Another cellmate at the Edinburgh prison was a man who had been convicted of assaulting his wife. Inside he tries to avoid trouble while scoring ‘little victories’ over the authorities and dispensing wise words to the other prisoners, especially his young cellmate Godber. Sitting in his cell one day, smoking a joint with his cellmate and childhood friend, Hall finally decided to turn his life around. As if that weren't sufficient grounding to make a prison film, he based this on a true story, co-wrote it with one of the original prisoners involved, and cast it with non-professionals, including another of the cellmates. He is once reported to have said: ‘I wouldn't mind going to jail if I had three cellmates who played bridge.’ The play presents the confrontation between two cellmates in a jail - one a young African American college student, the other a middle-aged white man. His confession, recorded by his cellmate in Whitemoor prison and published in today's News Of The World, will damage his chances of winning his appeal against conviction which is to be heard at the High Court on July 17. It appears possible that Graham did make certain revelations to his cellmates whilst either under the influence of drugs or whilst being detoxified. The Prison Ombudsman is carrying out an inquiry into the case and recommendations have already been made, including assessing inmates who pose a risk to cellmates. That Friday night he ran out of tobacco, threatened to kill himself if he was not given some, assaulted his cellmate and barricaded the cell. In 1806, when Josiah Burnham was executed for murdering two of his cellmates in the Haverhill jail, Bittinger recorded what he called ‘a great occasion.’ In prison he had shared a ten-metre room with 90 other cellmates, shed three stones in weight and suffered boils and scabies which covered his body. The US Supreme Court recognised a prisoner's claim that being housed with a smoking cellmate constituted cruel and unusual punishment, in violation of the 8th amendment to the US constitution. Then Chaplin plays with our assumptions by assigning the tramp to a cell with an imposing cellmate whom, we learn, is more concerned with needlepoint than bossing the tramp.
随便看	addenda addends addendum adder adder-bead adder-deaf adder-like adder-pike adders adder's grass adder's meat adders meat adders' meat adder's mouth addersmouth adder-stone adder's tongue adder-tongue adder-tongued adderwort add fertilizer to add flavouring to add flesh to add fuel to add fuel to the fire