detention

(Askeri) TECRİT KAMPI, TECRİT YERİ: Yeni gelen acemi erlerin, iltihaklarından önce herhangi bir bulaşıcı hastalığa yakalanmadıklarını kontrol için belirli bir süre bekletildikleri yer

detention colony

sürgün yeri

detention dam

(Tarım) taşkın bendi

detention of pay

(Askeri) MAAŞ TEVKİFİ: Erat sınıfından bir kimseye ait maaştan bir kısmının, bir mahkeme kararıyla, alıkonması. Para, er adına emanete alınır ve hizmetten ayrıldığı zaman kendisine ödenir

detention of pay

(Askeri) maaş tevkifi

detention places

(Politika, Siyaset) gözaltı merkezleri

detention reservoir

(Çevre) tutma rezervuarı

detention room

(Askeri) NEZARET, NEZARETHANE: Askeri inzibat kuvvetleri tarafından yakalanan şahısların, geçici olarak kapatıldıkları oda

detention room

(Askeri) Nezarethane

detention screen

alıkoyma eleği

detention ward

(Askeri) HASTA MAHKUM KOĞUŞU: Bir askeri hastanede, hasta mahkumlar için ayrılmış bulunan koğuş

detention window

(İnşaat) metal yatay panjurlu pencere

(Avcılık) susta

(Askeri,Teknik) kilit

lift detention

(Kanun) tutukluluğu kaldırmak

preventive detention

(Kanun) tazyik hapsi

detent

tetik

house of detention

tutukevi

youth detention center

İslahevi

youth detention center

(Çocuk) ıslah evi/ıslahhane

{i} kontrol mekanizması

detent

(İnşaat) dayanak

detent

kol

oversea detention center

(Askeri) DENİZAŞIRI CEZAEVİ: Bak. "rehabilitation center"

overseas detention centre

(Askeri) denizaşırı cezaevi

provisional detention

(Kanun) muvakkat yakalama

standard detention unit

(Askeri) HAPİSHANE TECRİT KISMI: ABD ordu hapishane tesislerinde, disiplin ve koruma tedbiri olarak mahpusların tecridi için yapılan 4 hücreden mürekkep standart bölme

Englisch - Englisch

Definition von detention im Englisch Englisch wörterbuch: A temporary state of custody or confinement, especially of a prisoner awaiting trial, or of a student being punished; The act of detaining or the state of being detained; {n} the act of detaining, a restraint; The storage and subsequent release of excess stormwater runoff from a site; The slowing, dampening, or attenuating of flows either entering the sewer system or within the sewer system by temporarily holding the water on a surface area, in a storage basin, or within the sewer itself; Temporary custody of a person while the court forms a final decision or opinion; a punishment in which a student must stay at school after others have gone home; "the detention of tardy pupils" a state of being confined (usually for a short time); "his detention was politically motivated"; "the prisoner is on hold"; "he is in the custody of police; the state of being held, or "detained," usually, thought not always, in prison; practices which store stormwater for some period of time before releasing it to a surface waterbody See also retention; a detention occurs where a representative of the state (eg police officer) exercises control over bodily movements by a demand or direction that may have significant legal consequences Physical restraint is not required, since psychological compulsion or coercion can amount to a detention A detention is less than an arrest, but in practice the distinction is not very relevant; In general, any time merchandise is stopped in transit short of final destination Also used to describe merchandise prohibited entry into the United States by the Food and Drug Administration or other government agency; The state of being detained (stopped or hindered); delay from necessity; A penalty charge assessed by the carrier for the detention of containers by shippers or recievers of freight beyond a specific free time This is also commodity referred to as per diem; Costs incurred when a shipper/consignee or his agent removes a container from carrier's origin/destination CY to the shipper/consignee's place of business, and does not return the loaded/empty container to the CY or to another location designated by the carrier within the permitted free time as stipulated in the applicable tariff See Also: Demurrage; Confinement; restraint; custody; The storage of water in depressions in the earth's surface; Charges raised for detaining container/trailer at customer's premises for longer period than provided in Tariff; The storage and slow release of stormwater following precipitation by means of a depression or tank Detention is used for pollutant removal, water storage, and peak flow reduction; removing a child temporarily from parent(s) through Child Protective Services (CPS); Temporary care of a juvenile offender or a juvenile alleged to be delinquent who requires secure custody in a physically restricting facility pending disposition of the case; Detention is a punishment for naughty schoolchildren, who are made to stay at school after the other children have gone home. The teacher kept the boys in detention after school; Charge made on trailers or containers held by or for a consignor or consignee for loading or unloading, forwarding directions, or any other purpose; The temporary custody of juveniles who are accused of a delinquent offense and require a restricted or secure environment for their own or the community's protection while awaiting a final court disposition States may also use detention facilities as a sanction for probation violations or as a disposition option; Charges for the utilization of containers that exceed the the specified time limit afforded to a carrier or shipper; The temporary storage of storm runoff to control peak discharge rates and provide gravity settling of pollutants; The penalty for exceeding free time allowed for loading/unloading under the terms of the agreement with the carrier Detention is the term used in the motor industry; demurrage is used in the rail and ocean industry; The act of detaining or keeping back; a withholding; a state of being confined (usually for a short time); "his detention was politically motivated"; "the prisoner is on hold"; "he is in the custody of police; When a person is temporarily locked up until the court makes a final decision; {i} delay, detainment; confinement; Keeping a consignment in official custody or confinement for phytosanitary reasons; a punishment in which a student must stay at school after others have gone home; "the detention of tardy pupils"; Keeping equipment beyond the time allowed See Demurrage; Detention is when someone is arrested or put into prison, especially for political reasons. the detention without trial of government critics; A student may be assigned to a detention study hall for not more than one hour before, during or after school A student shall be given notice of such detention at least one day in advance of the detention so that transportation can be arranged by the parent/guardian; The confinement of a person in a correctional facility during the pendency of a criminal action See also pre-trial detention; A charge made on vans/containers held by or for a consignor/consignee for loading or unloading, forwarding directions, or any other purpose Detention is comparable to demurrage on rail equipment; detain; detainment
detention basin: A depression in the ground designed to fill with rainwater that would otherwise cause flooding
detention home: An institution in which juvenile offenders are temporarily housed
detention homes: plural form of detention home
detention centre: de·ten·tion cen·tre detention centres in AM, use detention center A detention centre is a sort of prison, for example a place where people who have entered a country illegally are kept while a decision is made about what to do with them. detention center a prison, often for a particular type of person
detention center: A youth detention center, also known as juvenile hall, is a prison for people from the age of responsibility, which varies by jurisdiction, to the age of majority, which also varies by jurisdiction. An offender residing in a center is colloquially referred to as a juvie, and the center is often referred to colloquially by the same name by the general public
detention officer: A correction officer, correction official, corrections officer, corrections official, prison officer, detention officer, prison guard or prison warder is a person charged with the responsibility of the supervision, safety and security of prisoners in a prison or jail
detention camp: compound where prisoners are confined
detention cell: small room for the confinement of prisoners or detainees
detention home: A place where juvenile offenders are held in custody, especially for a temporary period while awaiting court action on their cases
detention home: an institution where juvenile offenders can be held temporarily (usually under the supervision of a juvenile court)
detention house: house of detention for criminals, institution where criminal offenders are held in custody (especially juvenile delinquents)
detention on remand: prolongation of custody or detention
detention without arrest: keeping a person in custody without officially placing him under arrest
detent: The action of creating a detent mechanism to lock or unlock movement
youth detention center: A youth detention center, also known as juvenile hall, is a prison for people from the age of responsibility, which varies by jurisdiction, to the age of majority, which also varies by jurisdiction. An offender residing in a center is colloquially referred to as a juvie, and the center is often referred to colloquially by the same name by the general public
administrative detention: holding of a person in jail without a trial
breaking out of a detention house: escaping out of prison, getting out of a holding facility
detent: a stop or other device (such as a pin or lever) on a ratchet wheel Switch action is typified by a gradual increase in force to a position at which there is an immediate and marked reduction in force
detent: A preset internal positioning feature that provides for a incremental holding or locating function
detent: > A catch in a clock mechanism, which, if removed, allows the machinery to move
detent: That which locks or unlocks a movement; a catch, pawl, or dog; especially, in clockwork, the catch which locks and unlocks the wheelwork in striking
detent: A notch that you can feel as you move a fader up or down; signifies the point at which no level boost or cut is applied by the fader
detent: A click stop, a place where a mechanism is designed to fall into one or another specific settings This usually consists of a track with valleys in it, along which a spring-loaded part slides When the spring-loaded part is released, it tends to fall into one of the valleys This is commonly used in bicycles in indexed shifting systems
detent: A catch or holding device
detent: a hinged catch that fits into a notch of a ratchet to move a wheel forward or prevent it from moving backward
detent: {i} device that holds one object in a certain position relative to another object
die in detention: die while being held in custody
house of detention: institution in which juvenile offenders are confined
preventive detention: The pretrial imprisonment without the right to bail of a person accused of a felony and judged dangerous to society. a system in which people who are guilty of many crimes are kept in prison for a long time