Definition of durance in English:

durance

noun ˈdjʊər(ə)nsˈd(j)ʊrəns

mass nounarchaic

Imprisonment or confinement.
〈古〉监禁，关押；禁闭
humorous the actor's years of durance vile in soap operas
Example sentencesExamples
- But, setting aside my rancor, what we have here is four tales set during her durance vile at his castle, before he has earned her trust and love by learning to behave like a gentleman.
- An eternity have I lingered, my eternal durance the penance I must pay for my crimes.
Synonyms
imprisonment, confinement, internment, incarceration, custody, detention, restraint, constraint, committal, arrest

Origin

Late Middle English (in the sense 'continuance'): from Old French, from durer 'to last', from Latin durare. The sense 'imprisonment' is first recorded in the early 16th century.

Rhymes

assurance, endurance, insurance

Definition of durance in US English:

durance

nounˈd(j)ʊrənsˈd(y)o͝orəns

archaic

Imprisonment or confinement.
〈古〉监禁，关押；禁闭
humorous the actor's years of durance vile in soap operas
Example sentencesExamples
- But, setting aside my rancor, what we have here is four tales set during her durance vile at his castle, before he has earned her trust and love by learning to behave like a gentleman.
- An eternity have I lingered, my eternal durance the penance I must pay for my crimes.
Synonyms
imprisonment, confinement, internment, incarceration, custody, detention, restraint, constraint, committal, arrest

Origin

Late Middle English (in the sense ‘continuance’): from Old French, from durer ‘to last’, from Latin durare. The sense ‘imprisonment’ is first recorded in the early 16th century.

单词	durance
释义	Definition of durance in English: durance noun ˈdjʊər(ə)nsˈd(j)ʊrəns mass nounarchaic Imprisonment or confinement. 〈古〉监禁，关押；禁闭 humorous the actor's years of durance vile in soap operas Example sentencesExamples But, setting aside my rancor, what we have here is four tales set during her durance vile at his castle, before he has earned her trust and love by learning to behave like a gentleman. An eternity have I lingered, my eternal durance the penance I must pay for my crimes. Synonyms imprisonment, confinement, internment, incarceration, custody, detention, restraint, constraint, committal, arrest Origin Late Middle English (in the sense 'continuance'): from Old French, from durer 'to last', from Latin durare. The sense 'imprisonment' is first recorded in the early 16th century. Rhymes assurance, endurance, insurance Definition of durance in US English: durance nounˈd(j)ʊrənsˈd(y)o͝orəns archaic Imprisonment or confinement. 〈古〉监禁，关押；禁闭 humorous the actor's years of durance vile in soap operas Example sentencesExamples But, setting aside my rancor, what we have here is four tales set during her durance vile at his castle, before he has earned her trust and love by learning to behave like a gentleman. An eternity have I lingered, my eternal durance the penance I must pay for my crimes. Synonyms imprisonment, confinement, internment, incarceration, custody, detention, restraint, constraint, committal, arrest Origin Late Middle English (in the sense ‘continuance’): from Old French, from durer ‘to last’, from Latin durare. The sense ‘imprisonment’ is first recorded in the early 16th century.
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