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Meanings of jailed in English

Put in jail.

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Usage of jailed in English
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More than one million political prisoners were jailed by the new regime.
Legacy of ashes: the history of the cia
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Earlier this year, Lindner was jailed for 11 years for his crimes.
News.com.au
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He will, however, remain jailed until all the bail conditions are met.
Reuters
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Today, more than a year later, both her tormentors have been jailed.
Radio NZ
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The three, jailed for terrorism, subsequently fled to Europe after their escape.
The South African
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How many have been jailed since the start of the financial crisis?
The Guardian
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Two days later she was arrested and jailed for about a week.
Reuters
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The law also allowed journalists to be jailed if convicted by courts.
Reuters
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Civilians were jailed and fined for failing to report cases of ebola.
The South African
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Huang was previously jailed on a charge of subversion of state power.
Reuters
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Egyptian courts have jailed thousands of Muslim Brotherhood followers during his rule.
Reuters
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He was jailed for three years, with the final two years suspended.
The Irish Times
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Ethiopian Journalists were jailed in 2005 after a disputed government election victory.
Reuters
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Four protesters have been jailed so far on provisional public disorder charges.
The Irish Times
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During the elections several opposition rivals of Lukashenko were arrested and jailed.
The Guardian
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At times you forget how young Knox was when she was jailed.
The Guardian
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