What does prison mean?

Prison is a combination word, meaning the disaster of being put in prison.

I. Prison

Interpretation: prison.

Quote: Ye Shengtao's "Ni Huanzhi" I: "The square classroom is no longer a boring prison."

Second, disaster.

Interpretation: Unfortunate experience.

Citation: Zou Taofen's "Memories of the Past" 222: "Even today, although unemployment and poverty are the inevitable results of the end of capitalism, the American bourgeoisie still tries every means to convince white workers that all this is a disaster caused by black workers!"

Third, examples.

After his friend paid his debts, he went to prison as a guarantor.

Extended data

Synonyms for prison:

First of all, an accident

Explanation: refers to the disaster or damage suffered for no reason.

Quotations: Wu Ming's "Grace and Journey to the West" the twelfth time: "Can eliminate accidents."

Second, the flight disaster.

Interpretation: refers to unexpected disasters.

Quotations: The ninetieth time of Cao Qingxue Qin's Dream of Red Mansions: "I am not young, and I don't know how to turn around when I encounter such a disaster at home."