lockdown
Kilitlenmek
definition
noun
Administrators responded with an institution lockdown , confining all prisoners to their cells.
the confining of prisoners to their cells, typically after an escape or to regain control during a riot.
example
Luckily the prisoners where all in 'lockdown' at the moment so they could keep the casualties down to a minimum.
This final act of defiance precipitated a 'lockdown' of the entire Texas state prison system.
A security 'lockdown' tantamount to a state of emergency prevailed in the German city of Mainz on Rhine on Wednesday, February 23.
But survivors occasionally breached the 'lockdown' and came to the fence to tell their stories, each one astonishing.
In 2 men cell 'lockdown' the only person that you can fight with is your celly.
A 'lockdown' has now been lifted at Saint Peter's College in New Jersey.
Outside of 'lockdown' , captives are warehoused like cattle.
More than 100 prisoners were placed on 'lockdown' for the rest of the day following protest early last Monday morning.
Harding High School, about two blocks east of the crime scene, was placed on 'lockdown' for a short period in the morning.
Administrators responded with an institution 'lockdown' , confining all prisoners to their cells.
Read all about the Linkin Park 'lockdown' .
the university is on 'lockdown' and nobody has been able to leave
the university is on 'lockdown' and nobody has been able to leave
the 'lockdown' has been in effect since October 1983
But, again, the college is still on 'lockdown' .
Finally, we were let off 'lockdown' later in the afternoon.
There remains a 'lockdown' for Building 44, where the situation is developing.
Israeli officials said the 'lockdown' was necessary to stop the movement of Hizbullah weapons around Lebanon.
Security officials then put the nuclear station on 'lockdown' .
Authorities responded by putting the entire city in 'lockdown' .
In 'lockdown' it is not physically possible to have sex with anyone other than your celly.
She ripped out the spoon, and tried to run for the door, but somebody had put the whole prison in 'lockdown' .
Some were held in 'lockdowns' for 23 hours a day, and then taken from their cells bound in handcuffs, leg irons and waist chains.
Inmates in three California prisons are being kept in their cells on 24-hour-a-day 'lockdowns' to save money on overtime pay for guards.
Furthermore, they are typically barred from areas where ministry is most needed: maximum security prisons, solitary confinement blocks, and twenty-three-hour 'lockdowns' .
Though he has no criminal record, murderers and junkies and 23-hour 'lockdowns' became part of his life.
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