under arrest
under arrest — 慣用語
1. the legal situation of being taken and held by police officers who believe you h
被捕;羈押
被警方依法逮捕拘禁
the legal situation of being taken and held by police officers who believe you have broken the law
Naoko was placed under arrest after the police found the stolen bicycle in her garage.
Naoko 被警方逮捕,因為警察在她的車庫裡發現了那輛被偷的腳踏車。
passive: was placed under arrest
Eli remained under arrest for three days before a judge decided to let him go.
Eli 被羈押了三天,法官才決定釋放他。
verb + under arrest: remained under arrest
Daichi's family learned he was under arrest and could not have visitors.
Daichi 的家人得知他已被逮捕,而且不能會客。
The officer put Valentina under arrest and read her legal rights from a small card.
警方將 Valentina 逮捕,並從一張小卡片上宣讀了她的法定權利。
Eliska called a lawyer as soon as she learned that her brother was under arrest.
Eliska 一得知她的哥哥被逮捕,就立刻聯絡了律師。
- in custody
broader term that includes both pre-charge detention and post-conviction imprisonment; slightly more formal
- detained
can refer to shorter, less formal holding; not always at the same legal stage as arrest
文法句型
be + under arrest
place/put + object + under arrest
remain + under arrest
用法筆記
Always follows a form of 'be' (is/are/was/were under arrest) or action verbs like 'place'/'put' (e.g., They placed her under arrest). Cannot be used with other prepositions such as 'in'.