n.监禁，下狱，禁闭，箝闭

The convicted criminal was sentenced to 20 years of incarceration.
判罪的犯人被判处了20年的监禁。
Mass incarceration has become a major social issue in the United States.
大规模监禁在美国已成为一个重大社会问题。
The incarceration rate in this country is disproportionately high for minorities.
在这个国家，少数族裔的监禁率过高。
Incarceration can have long-lasting effects on an individual's mental health.
监禁可能对一个人的心理健康造成长期影响。
The prisoner's rights group campaigns against inhumane conditions in incarceration facilities.
监狱囚犯权益组织反对拘禁设施中不人道的条件。
Alternative forms of punishment, such as community service, are being explored to reduce incarceration rates.
正在探索社区服务等替代性惩罚方式以降低监禁率。
Juvenile incarceration often leads to a higher likelihood of recidivism in adulthood.
青少年时期的监禁往往导致成年后再犯的可能性增大。
Incarceration can break familial bonds and have devastating consequences for children of incarcerated parents.
监禁会破坏家庭关系，对被监禁父母的子女造成毁灭性后果。
Prison reform advocates argue that education and rehabilitation programs reduce reincarceration.
监狱改革倡导者认为，教育和康复项目可以减少重新监禁。
The debate on mass incarceration often centers around issues of racial injustice and economic disparity.
关于大规模监禁的辩论常常围绕种族不公和经济不平等的问题。