bastille 的定义
plural bas·tilles [ba-steelz; French bas-tee-yuh]. /bæˈstilz; French basˈti yə/.
- a fortress in Paris, used as a prison, built in the 14th century and destroyed July 14, 1789.
- any prison or jail, especially one conducted in a tyrannical way.
- a fortified tower, as of a castle; a small fortress; citadel.
bastille 近义词
等同于 jail
等同于 prison
等同于 fortress
等同于 cell
等同于 pokey
等同于 defense
等同于 imprison
bastille 的近义词 41 个
- apprehend
- commit
- detain
- hold
- incarcerate
- jail
- lock up
- remand
- cage
- check
- circumscribe
- closet
- constrain
- curb
- ice
- immure
- impound
- intern
- keep
- limit
- nab
- occlude
- pen
- restrain
- stockade
- trammel
- bottle up
- fence in
- hold captive
- hold hostage
- hold in custody
- keep captive
- keep in custody
- lock in
- put away
- put behind bars
- rail in
- send to prison
- send up
- shut in
- take prisoner
bastille 的反义词 11 个
等同于 incarcerate
等同于 jail
更多bastille例句
- With a fine (if unnoticed) stroke of irony, the bill was signed into law on Bastille Day, July 4.
- Neither the Bastille nor the Beatles could inspire us to overhaul life itself.
- The bloody effervescence of the Bastille gave way to Robespierre and then Napoleon; Stalin crushed Trotsky.
- Witness a brown cardboard sign held high on Sunday night at the Bastille.
- Anyone hoping to learn what Bastille Day is all about would do well to start here.
- Father Griffet, a Jesuit, has communicated to the public the journal of the Bastille, which certifies the dates.
- As for his age, he himself told the apothecary of the Bastille, a little before his death, that he believed he was about sixty.
- For him the world, set spinning on a mad career when the Bastille fell, was moving too slowly again.
- When he left the Bastille, he plotted with his willing mistress his revenge upon her father.
- In 1698, M. de Saint Mars was made governor of the Bastille.