detention centre

detention centre音标为["dɛtnənt səːnt]，基本翻译为“拘留所；留置中心”，速记技巧为：de（分离）+ ten（停）+ ment（名词后缀）+ centre（中心）。

Detention Centre的词源：

词根detain，意为“阻止，拘留”。

centre，意为“中心”。

变化形式：

名词形式：detention center。

形容词形式：detainable。

相关单词：

1. Detention: 拘留，延迟。例句：“He was detained for questioning after the robbery.”（他在抢劫案后被拘留接受质询。）

2. Detain: 拘留，阻止。例句：“The police detained the suspect for further investigation.”（警方拘留了嫌疑人以进一步调查。）

3. Detention Room: 拘留室，看守所。例句：“He was sent to the detention room for a night.”（他被送进了拘留室过了一夜。）

4. Detention Period: 拘留期，监禁期。例句：“He served a six-month detention period for drunk driving.”（他因酒驾被判处六个月监禁。）

5. Detention Home: 拘留所，收容所。例句：“The children were taken to a detention home after being found abandoned.”（这些孩子被发现后被送进了收容所。）

6. Detention Laws: 拘留法，拘禁法。例句：“The country has strict detention laws to combat crime.”（该国拥有严格的拘禁法以打击犯罪。）

7. Detention Policy: 拘留政策，拘禁政策。例句：“The government has a strict detention policy for illegal immigrants.”（政府对非法移民实行严格的拘禁政策。）

8. Detainable: 可拘留的，可阻止的。例句：“The suspect was detainable for further investigation.”（嫌疑人可以被拘留以接受进一步调查。）

9. Detention Center Worker: 拘留中心工作人员。例句：“The detention center is staffed by dedicated workers who work tirelessly to ensure the safety and well-being of those detained.”（拘留中心由敬业的工作人员组成，他们不辞辛劳地确保被拘留者的安全和福祉。）

10. Detention Center Inmate: 拘留中心囚犯。例句：“The inmate at the detention center was treated well and provided with necessary care and support.”（拘留中心的囚犯得到了良好的待遇，并得到了必要的照顾和支持。）

常用短语：

1. detention camp

2. lockup

3. jail

4. remand centre

5. youth detention centre

6. lockdown

7. bunkhouse

例句：

1. The prisoner was sent to a detention camp for a month.

2. He was locked up for driving under the influence.

3. The young offender was taken to a remand centre for further questioning.

4. The schoolchildren were kept in detention during the holidays.

5. The miners were locked down in their homes for safety reasons.

6. The prisoners were put in a bunkhouse for the night.

英文小作文：

标题： Detention Centre Experience

I recently spent a few days at a youth detention centre, and it was an eye-opening experience. I got to see first-hand how difficult it can be to be sent there, and how challenging it is to adjust to a new environment and new rules. I met some really interesting people who shared their stories with me, and I learned a lot about what it means to be a young person in detention. It made me appreciate my own freedom and the opportunities that I have. I hope that this experience can help me to be a better person and to make a difference in the lives of others.