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| 81. | he promised to change his orders from seppuku to confinement. |
| 他就答应把他的命令从自杀改成监禁 |
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| 82. | a state of confinement (usually for a short time. |
| 被禁闭的状态（通常短期）。 |
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| 83. | the confinement of an infection to a limited area. |
| 感染被限制在有限的区域中。 |
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| 84. | They are characterized by images of internal and external confinement. |
| 内部和外部的限制成为了他电影的特色 |
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| 85. | A deep or isolated place of confinement;a dungeon. |
| 地牢，土牢深而隔离的拘留地；地牢 |
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| 86. | That state often follows in the long confinement of illness. |
| 长期卧病后常会出现这种情况。 |
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| 87. | Dismissal or release from employment, service, care, or confinement. |
| 解雇解雇；释放；自理；免职；退伍； |
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| 88. | Laser fusion is the poor cousin of magnetic-confinement fusion. |
| 激光聚变是磁约束聚变的一个小分支。 |
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| 89. | Charles Dickens once said that solitary confinement was inhumane. |
| 查理斯狄更生有一次说道: 单独监禁是不人道的 |
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| 90. | "You mean to say you have been freed from confinement?" |
| “你说有一个人把你从苦工船上救出来？” |
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