Übersetzung für 'prison yard' von Englisch nach Deutsch

prison yard

Gefängnishof {m}

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(prison) rec yard [coll.] [prison recreation yard]

Freiganghof {m} [Gefängnishof]

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Werbung

six-yard box [Br.] [coll.] <6-yard box> [football / soccer]

Torraum {m} [Fußball]sports

yard

Hof {m} [Platz]

Rah {f}naut.

Segelstange {f} [Rah]hist.naut.

Rahe {f}naut.

play yard

Spielplatz {m}

shipbuilding yard

Schiffsbauwerft {f}naut.

yard exercise

Hofgang {m}

front yard

Vorhof {m}

yard [pit]

Hofraum {m} [Parterre im Shakespeare-Theater]theatre

exercise yard

Laufhof {m}agr.

slaughtering yard

Schlachthof {m}

yard sale

Hinterhofverkauf {m}

coal yard

Kohlenplatz {m} [veraltet]

stable yard

Stallhof {m}archi.

brick-yard

Ziegelei {f}ind.

shunting yard

Rangierbahnhof {m} <Rbf>rail

fold yard

Pferch {m}

storage yard

Lagerplatz {m}

yard office

Bahnwerk {n}rail

• Comparing Ken's relationships with Martha and Deirdre to a prison sentence, Graham said Martha offered Ken a deserving parole from the "years of breaking rocks in the prison yard of his marriage to Deirdre."
• While at Leavenworth in 1920, Stroud found a nest with three injured sparrows in the prison yard, and raised them to adulthood.
• Orchard confessed, and was transferred from death row to a private bungalow in the prison yard.
• Access to the prison yard for natural sunlight is limited to ten minutes per month.
• With hostility high between the Blacks and Chicanos, Montana and Bonafide meet in the prison yard.

• He was buried in the prison yard. In September 1948, his remains were exhumed and released to his family.
• A major work from this period was "Fængselsgården i Palazzo del Bargello" ("Prison Yard at the Palazzo del Bargello"), where Roed combined his fine sense of architecture with a lively group of local people into a scene fit for a genre painting.
• The Toowoomba poet George Essex Evans was influential in founding The Austral Society, which bought part of the grounds and let a tender to roof part of the prison yard in September 1904.
• According to the Canadian-based nonprofit organization Iranian Railroad for Queer Refugees, those arrested were taken to Dastgerd Prison in Isfahan, where they were led to the prison yard and told they would be executed.
• The park was formerly a prison yard, back when the country was still under colonial rule and it was known then as Her Majesty's Broad Street Prisons.

• He is sent to the same juvenile hall as Leland, where he steals a knife (from Pearl) and kills Leland in the prison yard as revenge for what he had done to the Pollard family.
• The film also contains an unexpected prison yard dance sequence in reference to famous musicals shot in fake prisons, such as "Jailhouse Rock" (1957) with Elvis Presley and John Waters' "Cry-Baby" (1990).
• Bill becomes furious and later stabs Gob (right after he is finally able to have a game of catch with his father in a prison yard), yelling "White Power", which gets the necessary response of, "...but..."
• On 22 April 2019, the N-9MB was destroyed shortly after takeoff, when it crashed into a prison yard in Norco, California.
• Several rows of corpses were lined up in a pit in the prison yard that was encrusted with blood and human flesh.

• The Patio de los Aljibes, backed by the Alcazaba—standing in for a prison yard—was filmed by day.
• Backpack dispensers for riot control agents, when the intent is to use a larger quantity than possible with grenades, are one type of device used by organizations that might, for example, need to cover a prison yard.
• Though he was not be moved to an open cell block, where prisoners are allowed to spend most of the day outside their cells, he was given the right to meet other prisoners during his two hours' exercise in the prison yard.
• Another account lists her prison room facing the prison yard "so that she could not see or be seen" and "every effort was made to keep Mrs.