detainees

英 [ˌdiːteɪˈniːz]

美 [dɪˌteɪˈniz]

n.  (通常因政治主张)被拘留者，被扣押者
detainee的复数

柯林斯词典

• (因其政治观点或活动而)被拘留者，被扣押者
  Adetaineeis someone who is held prisoner by a government because of his or her political views or activities.

双语例句

• Durham and his team reviewed a tremendous volume of information pertaining to the detainees
  达勒姆和他的团队审查了数量巨大的信息有关的被拘留者
• There are many opinions in Washington about the Guantanamo prison and how to deal with terror detainees.
  关于解除关塔卡麽拘留所和如何处理恐怖在押犯的问题有很多观点。
• Telecom says there is no security risk in having detainees consult a nationwide database of phone numbers and addresses.
  意大利电信说让犯人们接触到全国电话号码和地址的数据库并无安全之虞。
• The center has done extensive research on the Guantanamo detainees and the security implications.
  该中心对关塔那摩在押者及其安全风险问题进行了广泛的研究。
• Detainees shall occupy accommodation within a detention centre as directed by the superintendent.
  被羁留者须住在羁留中心内监督所指定的住所。
• Holder did not reveal the identity of the detainees in his statement.
  霍尔德没有在他的声明中披露囚犯的身份。
• Izard says he does not know how many detainees there are.
  伊泽德说，他不知道那里有多少被拘留的人。
• Detainees complained of being given food which is inedible.
  被拘留者抱怨提供的食物不堪下咽。
• Seventeen Uighur homes have been identified to initially house the detainees.
  十七个维吾尔家庭被指定最初接纳他们。
• Word got out that one of the other detainees was spilling secrets.
  传说其中一个在押犯泄露了秘密。