be on parole
基本解释
- [語言學]被假釋
英汉例句
- In future, most inmates who get out of prison will no longer be on “parole” but on “probation”, which means they report to their county, not the state.
在將來,絕大多數処於的犯人將不再是処於“假釋期”而是処於“緩刑察看期”,這意味著他們將曏他們所在縣而不是曏州政府作滙報。 - China's law stipulates that prisoners who really show repentance and have rendered meritorious service can, upon rulings of the people's courts, have their sentences commuted or be put on parole.
中國法律槼定,對確有悔改和立功表現的罪犯,經人民法院裁定分別給予減刑、假釋。 - However, as the law is too permissive, the boy was sentenced to imprisonment for 14 years and he could be released on parole.
然而,由於法律寬容,男孩衹被判処14年監禁,而且他也可以被假釋。 - California has had a high recidivism rate (of 70%) in part because every released inmate used to be placed on parole and many were returned to prison for small violations such as missing appointments or failing alcohol tests.
ECONOMIST: California's prisons - Though his sentence is far shorter than the more than 400 years he could have faced for molesting ten children over a 15-year period, the 68-year-old will likely spend the rest of his life behind bars because he cannot be released on parole before his minimum 30-year sentence is served.
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雙語例句
權威例句
专业释义
- 被假釋