Definition of internment in English:

internment

noun ɪnˈtəːnmənt

mass noun

The state of being confined as a prisoner, especially for political or military reasons.
he was threatened with internment in a concentration camp
as modifier internment camps
count noun mass internments
Example sentencesExamples
- His activism and "voluntary" internment had put him at great personal risk throughout 1945.
- With art supplies at a minimum, he focused on drawing during his two-year internment.
- He is devoted to its studies before his internment.
- He relates their days together, just before his internment in the institution.
- The actor recalls that his father never told the story of his internment in a way that would frighten or depress his children.
- Found on a Wyoming ranch, the World War II barrack housed them during their internment.
- After the brief internment of her father, she was sent to live with her grandparents on the French Riviera.
- They are being held in internment centers in the country's lawless tribal belt.
- The architect explains that through this project, "the barrack has become the tangible symbol of the internment experience."
- He and his father support each other throughout their internment.

Definition of internment in US English:

internment

nouninˈtərnmənt

The state of being confined as a prisoner, especially for political or military reasons.
he was threatened with internment in a concentration camp
as modifier internment camps
mass internments
Example sentencesExamples
- His activism and "voluntary" internment had put him at great personal risk throughout 1945.
- Found on a Wyoming ranch, the World War II barrack housed them during their internment.
- With art supplies at a minimum, he focused on drawing during his two-year internment.
- He relates their days together, just before his internment in the institution.
- He and his father support each other throughout their internment.
- The architect explains that through this project, "the barrack has become the tangible symbol of the internment experience."
- He is devoted to its studies before his internment.
- After the brief internment of her father, she was sent to live with her grandparents on the French Riviera.
- They are being held in internment centers in the country's lawless tribal belt.
- The actor recalls that his father never told the story of his internment in a way that would frighten or depress his children.

单词	internment
释义	Definition of internment in English: internment noun ɪnˈtəːnmənt mass noun The state of being confined as a prisoner, especially for political or military reasons. he was threatened with internment in a concentration camp as modifier internment camps count noun mass internments Example sentencesExamples His activism and "voluntary" internment had put him at great personal risk throughout 1945. With art supplies at a minimum, he focused on drawing during his two-year internment. He is devoted to its studies before his internment. He relates their days together, just before his internment in the institution. The actor recalls that his father never told the story of his internment in a way that would frighten or depress his children. Found on a Wyoming ranch, the World War II barrack housed them during their internment. After the brief internment of her father, she was sent to live with her grandparents on the French Riviera. They are being held in internment centers in the country's lawless tribal belt. The architect explains that through this project, "the barrack has become the tangible symbol of the internment experience." He and his father support each other throughout their internment. Definition of internment in US English: internment nouninˈtərnmənt The state of being confined as a prisoner, especially for political or military reasons. he was threatened with internment in a concentration camp as modifier internment camps mass internments Example sentencesExamples His activism and "voluntary" internment had put him at great personal risk throughout 1945. Found on a Wyoming ranch, the World War II barrack housed them during their internment. With art supplies at a minimum, he focused on drawing during his two-year internment. He relates their days together, just before his internment in the institution. He and his father support each other throughout their internment. The architect explains that through this project, "the barrack has become the tangible symbol of the internment experience." He is devoted to its studies before his internment. After the brief internment of her father, she was sent to live with her grandparents on the French Riviera. They are being held in internment centers in the country's lawless tribal belt. The actor recalls that his father never told the story of his internment in a way that would frighten or depress his children.
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