captivity 是什么意思

	n. 囚禁；俘虏；束缚 (opp. freedom)。

	the state of being a slave; "So every bondman in his own hand bears the power to cancel his captivity"--Shakespeare 同义词：enslavement,
	the state of being imprisoned; "he was held in captivity until he died"; "the imprisonment of captured soldiers"; "his ignominious incarceration in the local jail"; "he practiced the immurement of his enemies in the castle dungeon" 同义词：imprisonment, incarceration, immurement,

	1.	He chafed against his captivity . 他对自己这种囚徒生活感到烦躁。
	2.	Many more died on their way to captivity . 更多的人在运往监禁处的途中死去。
	3.	He was released from his long captivity . 他被释放了，结束了他长期的被俘生活。
	4.	Once more he felt sense of captivity upon him . 于是他又觉得那种坐牢似的心情侵袭着他。
	5.	Von arnim was brought through algiers on his way to captivity . 阿纳姆被送往俘虏营途经阿尔及尔。
	6.	Prisoners sometimes ease their captivity by endowing their jailers with extraordinary qualities . 犯人有时表现出非常好的品德以取悦狱卒，以此改善他们的境遇。
	7.	A few hundred yards away other americans, our prisoners of war, still languished in a cruel captivity . 数百码之遥的另一些美国人作为战争俘虏仍然在煎受扣押的折磨。
	8.	He knew well that the quick-witted girl could claim none of that exemption from the penalties of captivity that was so cheerfully accorded to her feeble-minded sister . 他清楚地知道，这个聪明的姑娘不可能象她那白痴的妹妹一样享受特权，可以免受俘虏的惩罚。
	9.	Many animals do not breed when in captivity 许多动物一被关入笼中就不生育了。
	10.	We have the best fighting beast we ' ve ever own in captivity 我们有关过最残暴的野兽

captivity是什么意思