detaining 的定义
- to keep from proceeding; keep waiting; delay.
- to keep under restraint or in custody.
- Obsolete. to keep back or withhold, as from a person.
detaining 近义词
hold, keep back; arrest
更多detaining例句
- She was being detained to be taken to the hospital, from where she was later released.
- “We reiterate our call for his immediate and unconditional release as well as the release of all those wrongfully detained for exercising their rights,” the statement added.
- Officers detained him and placed a spit hood over his head while he was naked in the middle of the street.
- In June 2020 in Texas, police briefly detained Taylor Bechtol, a 29-year-old former Air Force staff sergeant and munitions loader with the 90th Aircraft Maintenance Unit.
- Myanmar military seizes power in coup after detaining Aung San Suu Kyi Suu Kyi’s godlike status drove her Myanmar election win.
- Kadyrov had promised to detain Muslim women wearing veils that cover their faces.
- Still, Israel is not the only country to detain refugee applicants.
- They find a few ounces of meth in the car and detain him for twenty four hours.
- Senator Marco Rubio asks "Why shouldn't we have a place to take people that we detain--like Guantanamo?"
- They will detain them and begin the process of removal—which is what federal law theoretically calls for in the first place.
- She waved a dissenting hand, and went on, paying no further heed to their renewed cries which sought to detain her.
- There is little to detain one within the city of Leeds itself, but there are many places of interest in its immediate vicinity.
- Guildford might well detain for a day or more anyone whose time will permit him to travel more leisurely than ours did.
- He made no attempt to detain Jessie, who passed down the street with her cheeks flaming.
- This city, although of considerable size, is comparatively modern and has little to detain tourists.