parole
의미: The conditional release of a prisoner before the end of their sentence, subject to good behaviour and regular supervision.
In the UK, the Parole Board makes decisions about the release of prisoners serving indeterminate or life sentences. Parole differs from automatic release on licence, which applies to fixed-term sentences. A person on parole must comply with conditions such as regular meetings with a probation officer and may be recalled to prison for breaching those conditions. Common collocations include 'granted parole,' 'parole board,' and 'on parole.'
예문
- The Parole Board rejected the prisoner's application for early release on the grounds of public safety. 假释委员会以公共安全为由拒绝了该囚犯的提前释放申请。El Parole Board rechazó la solicitud de libertad anticipada del preso por motivos de seguridad pública.仮釈放委員会は公共の安全を理由に、囚人の早期釈放申請を却下した。가석방위원회는 공공 안전을 이유로 수감자의 조기 석방 신청을 기각했다.
- He was released on parole after serving twelve years of a life sentence for armed robbery. 他因武装抢劫被判处终身监禁,服刑十二年后获准假释。Fue puesto en libertad condicional tras cumplir doce años de una cadena perpetua por robo a mano armada.彼は武装強盗による終身刑のうち12年を服役した後、仮釈放された。그는 무장 강도에 의한 종신형 중 12년을 복역한 후 가석방되었다.
- The offender was recalled to prison after breaching the conditions of her parole. 该犯罪者因违反假释条件而被召回监狱。La delincuente fue reingresada en prisión tras incumplir las condiciones de su libertad condicional.その犯罪者は仮釈放の条件に違反したため、刑務所に再収監された。해당 범죄자는 가석방 조건을 위반하여 교도소에 재수감되었다.
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사용 가이드
맥락: professional, media
어조: neutral
기원과 역사
From French parole (word, spoken word), from Late Latin parabola (speech, discourse), from Greek parabolē (comparison). Originally referred to a prisoner's word of honour not to escape.
문화적 배경
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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