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asylum

/uh-sahy-luhm/US // əˈsaɪ ləm //UK // (əˈsaɪləm) //

庇护所,避难所,庇护,庇护权

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : an institution for the maintenance and care of the mentally ill, orphans, or other persons requiring specialized assistance.
    • : an inviolable refuge, as formerly for criminals and debtors; sanctuary: He sought asylum in the church.
    • : International Law. a refuge granted an alien by a sovereign state on its own territory.a temporary refuge granted political offenders, especially in a foreign embassy.
    • : any secure retreat.

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Examples

  • Cuccinelli allegedly felt the reports were written solely to push back on the president’s asylum policy.

  • The agreements require that migrants who travel from other countries through Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras to reach the US-Mexico border must first apply for asylum in one of those three countries, before applying for asylum in the US.

  • It includes an explanation about how incomplete, inconsistent and erroneous asylum data is and an interactive so you can see what it’s like to go through the asylum process yourself.

  • Be sure to check out this deep dive into how asylum works and all the problems riddling the asylum system from the Union-Tribune.

  • This includes a travel ban on 31 countries, the end of asylum at the southern border, and the suspension of immigration for many family- and employment-based categories as well as four temporary-worker programs.

  • Shakur was on the run for five years after her prison break before managing to reach Cuba, where she was granted asylum in 1984.

  • In 1996, Bourjerdi was granted political asylum and went to Australia as a refugee.

  • This is because the only location that debate could take place would be in an asylum.

  • The report explains that there are two stages asylum-seekers must go through when apprehended at the border.

  • It was unpleasant and discombobulating: a simulation of hostage-taking, mental asylum and demented dreamscape all rolled into one.

  • Foreign families of neutral nationality sought more tranquil asylum far beyond the suburbs or on ships lying in the harbour.

  • Lofty trees cast their gigantic shadows along the ground, and promised a secure asylum to peaceful meditation.

  • In this city he encountered his former ranking officer, shorn of all his possessions, and just emerging from an insane asylum.

  • If you were in San Francisco you might find some of the attendants in the asylum, who could give you the information you desire.

  • He was healed at Heilsberg, then locked up in an insane asylum at Stuttgart.