concentration camp

英 [ˌkɒnsnˈtreɪʃn kæmp]

美 [ˌkɑːnsnˈtreɪʃn kæmp]

n. 集中营

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noun

集中营
a type of prison, often consisting of a number of buildings inside a fence, where political prisoners are kept in extremely bad conditions
1. a Nazi concentration camp
  纳粹集中营

(通常指战时的)集中营
Aconcentration campis a prison in which large numbers of ordinary people are kept in very bad conditions, usually during a war.

noun

a penal camp where political prisoners or prisoners of war are confined (usually under harsh conditions)
Synonym:stockade
a situation characterized by crowding and extremely harsh conditions

He seized every chance to break out of the Nazi concentration camp.
他抓住一切机会从纳粹集中营跑出来。
Only the hope that he might one day escape carried Jim through the ordeal of the concentration camp.
只是由于抱着总有一天可能逃脱的希望，吉姆才经受住集中营的折磨。
Soon the word came that Laszlo was shot to death when trying to escape the concentration camp.
很快有消息说拉兹洛在逃离集中营的时候被枪杀了。
But it is no different from any other day in this Nazi concentration camp.
但在纳粹集中营内这与别的日子并无什么差别。
President Barack Obama toured Germany's Buchenwald concentration camp Friday.
美国总统奥巴马周五参观了德国的布痕瓦尔德集中营。
This is a novel depicting the bitter sufferings of the inmates in a Nazi concentration camp.
这是一本描写关押在纳粹集中营的人受苦受难的小说。
It is a concentration camp without the mental concentration.
它是个集中营，让人不能集中精神。
They spent several months in a Nazi concentration camp before they broke out.
他们在纳粹集中营关了几个月后逃了出来。
It is not a similar moral dilemma to being a guard in a concentration camp.
这与集中营的看守所面临的道德困境不同。
You knew someone with the power to commit you to the electronic concentration camp system.
你知道某些有权力把您拘禁在电子系统集中营。