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bastille

/ba-steel; French bas-tee-yuh/US // bæˈstil; French basˈti yə //UK // (bæˈstiːl, French bastij) //

私生子,私生饭,韧皮部,韧带

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    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.

Synonyms & Antonyms

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Synonyms
apprehend逮捕,抓获,捉拿,缉拿commit承诺,投入,承诺书detain扣留,羁押,拘留,拘押hold持有,举行,保持,持有的incarcerate囚禁,监禁,拘禁,拘押jail监狱,监禁,牢狱之灾,牢房lock up锁掉,锁住,锁上,锁起来remand还押,还押犯,发回重审,收押cage笼子,笼子里,牢笼,笼子里的check检查,检查一下circumscribe绕行,绕开,绕过,围绕着这个问题closet壁橱,橱柜,衣橱,衣柜constrain约束力,约束,拘束,限制curb路边,遏止,路边的,马路牙子ice冰,结冰,制冰,冰冰immure不动产,不动摇,不动的,不稳定impound扣押,扣留,扣压,封锁intern实习生,实习医师,实习医生keep保持,保持保持limit限度,限额,限定,限期nabNABocclude闭塞,堵塞,封闭,遮蔽pen笔,笔者,笔杆子,笔杆restrain克制,拘束,限制,抑制stockade库存,仓库,枪械库,长廊trammel捣蛋鬼,捣乱者,捣鼓,捣毁bottle up灌瓶,瓶子里的东西fence in围墙内,围墙内的,围住了,围墙hold captive扣住,扣押,扣押的,俘虏hold hostage挟持人质,挟持,劫持人质,扣押人质hold in custody扣留,扣押,拘押,扣押在案keep captive扣留,俘虏,扣留在,扣留的keep in custody扣留,关押,羁押,拘留lock in锁定,锁定在,锁住,锁定put away收起,收起来,收回,收好put behind bars身陷囹圄,被关进监狱,身陷囹圄的rail in铁路在,轨在,乘坐火车send to prison送入监狱,送到监狱,送到监狱去,送到监狱里send up送上,送上去,送上去的,发出shut in关闭,关在,闭门不出,关门take prisoner俘虏,俘虏了,俘获,虏获

Examples

  • 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.