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Meanings of prisons in English

Russian
кичман
Portuguese
aljube
Spanish
carcelazo
Catalan
centre penitenciari
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Place in which people legally are physically confined and usually deprived of a range of personal freedoms.

      кичман
      Usage of prisons in English
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      It is a problem seen at prisons across the country, Worley said.
      Reuters
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      Food trays were returned untouched on Wednesday, an Israeli prisons official said.
      Reuters
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      Ten additional prisons are being considered for similar energy projects, Franey said.
      Reuters
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      Conditions at Mountjoy and Cork prisons were said to be particularly gruesome.
      The Irish Times
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      Such restrictions have prompted riots in prisons in several countries, including Italy.
      Radio NZ
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      The pair now visit schools and prisons together to campaign against violence.
      BBC
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      In the last year, militants have repeatedly attacked prisons in restive areas.
      Reuters
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      Build more federal, maximum security prisons with the help of private capital.
      Reuters
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      Kelvin Davis said the programmes already running in prisons needed more funding.
      Radio NZ
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      The prisons minister has said she has prepared a cell for Capriles.
      Reuters
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      The population in the treatment center is different from jails and prisons.
      Ebony
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      Inmates throughout the country's prisons will prepare about 9000 Christmas dinners today.
      Radio NZ
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      Pennsylvania's prisons are mainly located in rural areas and provide good-paying jobs.
      Reuters
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      He regularly visits prisons and speaks publicly about the need for reform.
      The Irish Times
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      In England and Wales, prisons remain extremely overcrowded, the coalition's report states.
      The Guardian
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      Federal, state and local prisons make up most of the remaining revenue.
      Reuters