jail

jail
n.

1) to go to jail (he went to jail for his crime)

2) to be sent to jail (she was sent to jail for shoplifting)

3) to serve time in jail

4) to break jail; to break out of jail

* * *
[dʒeɪl]
to break out of
to break jail
to serve time in jail
to go to jail (he went to jail for his crime)
to be sent to jail (she was sent to jail for shoplifting)

Combinatory dictionary. 2013.

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