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gaol [dʒeıl] SUST. V. trans.

gaol → jail

Véase también: jail

I . jail [dʒeıl] ingl. am., gaol mainly ingl. brit. SUST.

II . jail [dʒeıl] ingl. am., gaol mainly ingl. brit. V. trans.

I . jail [dʒeıl] ingl. am., gaol mainly ingl. brit. SUST.

II . jail [dʒeıl] ingl. am., gaol mainly ingl. brit. V. trans.

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

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By 1827 however only nine county asylums had opened and many patients were still in gaol as prisoners and criminals.
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One of their number died in gaol before sentence could be carried out.
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During its 150 year history the gaol had many prisoners pass through its doors.
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By 4 pm all the prisoners were within the town gaol.
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The new gaol increased the capacity of the gaol to 182 separated and 546 associated prisoners.
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Not only were gaols indescribably dirty but were so overcrowded that great numbers of prisoners died each year from gaol fever.
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In 1606, he was committed to gaol on suspicion of disloyalty, but was released upon his promise to do service against the rebels.
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They were sentenced to 10 more years in gaol.
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From 1841 to 1988 around 300,000 inmates passed through the gaol.
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The ground floor contained the town gaol and outside were the town stocks.
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