inmates

英 [ˈɪnmeɪts]

美 [ˈɪnˌmeɪts]

n.  (监狱或精神病院等处)同住者; 同狱犯人; 同病房者
inmate的复数

柯林斯词典

• 被收容者;监犯;(精神病院的)住院者
  Theinmatesof a prison or mental hospital are the prisoners or patients who are living there.

双语例句

• There are consistent reports of electrical torture being practised on inmates.
  一直有报道称犯人被施以电刑。
• This may explain The Thing with glowing eyes that has been witnessed by prison staff and inmates alike.
  这或许能解释为什么监狱工作人员和囚犯们会见到那个东西，它有着发光的眼睛，而且目击者的描述惊人地相似。
• Prisons are having to pack in as many inmates as possible
  监狱只好拼命往里面塞犯人。
• A more relaxed regime and regular work lends the inmates a dignity not seen in other prisons.
  由于管理较为宽松而且经常从事劳动，这里的囚犯因此多了一份其他监狱的囚犯所没有的尊严感。
• They're separated from the adult inmates.
  他们同成年犯分开关押。
• He was repeatedly attacked by other inmates, who accused him of grassing.
  他屡遭指责他告密的其他囚犯的殴打。
• Mr Stone said inmates who had given evidence were trying to 'fit him up'
  斯通先生说那些提供证据的同狱犯人是在试图“诬陷他”。
• He is cooped up in a cramped cell with 10 other inmates
  他和其他10名犯人被囚禁在一间狭窄的牢房里。
• A quarter of current inmates have committed violent crimes.
  现在关押的犯人中有1/4是暴力犯罪。
• Connecticut agreed to end its segregation of prison inmates suffering from AIDS.
  康涅狄格州同意不再隔离患艾滋病的囚犯。