Was heißt »Haft­an­stalt« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

In den USA gibt es mehr Häftlinge, als die Gefängnisse aufnehmen können. Daher sind die Haftanstalten überfüllt.

In the U.S., there are more prisoners than there is jail space for them. So the prisons are overcrowded.

Ich war zehn Jahre Leiter einer Haftanstalt.

I was a prison warden for ten years.

Synonyme

Bau:

construction

Bun­ker:

bunker

shelter

Ge­fäng­nis:

penitentiary

prison

Jus­tiz­voll­zugs­an­stalt:

penitentiary

Kahn:

flat-bottomed boat

Ker­ker:

dungeon

Kis­te:

box

coffer

Kitt­chen:

clink

Knast:

custodial sentence

detention

imprisonment

prison sentence

Loch:

hole

Straf­an­stalt:

penal institution

penitentiary

prison

Straf­voll­zugs­an­stalt:

penitentiary

Voll­zugs­an­stalt:

penal institution

Zucht­haus:

penitentiary

prison

Englische Beispielsätze

• Tom didn't like the jail.

• That'll land Tom in jail.

• Tom needs to be put in jail.

• He wouldn't be serving a life sentence in jail right now if he hadn't killed a man.

• Yanni was released from jail in 2004.

• They'll put her in jail.

• Tom's in jail now, isn't he?

• I was arrested and spent the night in jail.

• I got arrested and spent the night in jail.

• I met Tom in jail.

• I met Tom while we were both in jail.

• You can go to jail for that.

• She's still in jail, isn't she?

• He died in jail.

• Why is Tom in jail?

• She was sentenced to three years in jail.

• Neither Tom nor Mary has spent any time in jail.

• She hanged herself in jail.

• He hanged himself in jail.

• Mary hanged herself in jail.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

An­stalt:

asylum

institute