Definition of prison officer in English:

prison officer

noun

British

A guard in a prison.
Example sentencesExamples
- Last week a prison officer in England began a six-year jail sentence for attempting to supply heroin to inmates.
- The prison officer went on to state that the intelligence applied to prisoners on the wing, not to the whole establishment.
- One prison officer is filmed waking detainees by shouting down a tannoy system, blasting them with loud music.
- I once arranged for a graduate student to go through the entire prison officer training programme at Newbold Revel.
- However, about half an hour before he was found, he had seemed reasonably cheerful when discussing a possible transfer with a prison officer.
- Under special escorted leave, a prison officer in civilian clothes takes the prisoner out in an unmarked car to an approved destination.
- I asked Bill a little about work as a prison officer, especially with prisoners who had been sent down for life imprisonment.
- A woman prison officer at Wakefield Jail was being held hostage in a cell by a male prisoner late last night.
- He worked in all but one of the prisons in Northern Ireland as a prison officer and a physical education instructor.
- We actually have a report of one case where an inmate had sexual relationships with a male prison officer and with a female prison officer.
- No-one was injured during the incident which involved a female prison officer and a Category A prisoner, the highest risk group of inmates.
- Any prison officer that becomes a serving prisoner will face difficulties.
- The prison officer serves a sentence almost as much as the prisoner does.
- On the other hand, the system may be perfectly satisfactory but the prison officer responsible for keeping observation may fall asleep on duty.
- One hand was hand-cuffed to a prison officer; the other held a copy of Shelley's poems.
- He was said to have been playing cards with a prison officer outside his cell when the prisoner came up and punched him.
- One prison officer died in the break-out and six others suffered gun-shot wounds.
- A vigilant prison officer has foiled a plan to smuggle a large quantity of heroin into a maximum security jail.
- The next crime for which I would sanction the death penalty is the murder of either a prison officer or another inmate whilst serving a life sentence.
- A man who attacked a prison officer while in a court dock has been jailed for three months.
Synonyms
warder, prison warder, wardress, prison wardress, warden, prison warden, guard, prison guard, keeper, incarcerator, captor, sentry

单词	prison officer
释义	Definition of prison officer in English: prison officer noun British A guard in a prison. Example sentencesExamples Last week a prison officer in England began a six-year jail sentence for attempting to supply heroin to inmates. The prison officer went on to state that the intelligence applied to prisoners on the wing, not to the whole establishment. One prison officer is filmed waking detainees by shouting down a tannoy system, blasting them with loud music. I once arranged for a graduate student to go through the entire prison officer training programme at Newbold Revel. However, about half an hour before he was found, he had seemed reasonably cheerful when discussing a possible transfer with a prison officer. Under special escorted leave, a prison officer in civilian clothes takes the prisoner out in an unmarked car to an approved destination. I asked Bill a little about work as a prison officer, especially with prisoners who had been sent down for life imprisonment. A woman prison officer at Wakefield Jail was being held hostage in a cell by a male prisoner late last night. He worked in all but one of the prisons in Northern Ireland as a prison officer and a physical education instructor. We actually have a report of one case where an inmate had sexual relationships with a male prison officer and with a female prison officer. No-one was injured during the incident which involved a female prison officer and a Category A prisoner, the highest risk group of inmates. Any prison officer that becomes a serving prisoner will face difficulties. The prison officer serves a sentence almost as much as the prisoner does. On the other hand, the system may be perfectly satisfactory but the prison officer responsible for keeping observation may fall asleep on duty. One hand was hand-cuffed to a prison officer; the other held a copy of Shelley's poems. He was said to have been playing cards with a prison officer outside his cell when the prisoner came up and punched him. One prison officer died in the break-out and six others suffered gun-shot wounds. A vigilant prison officer has foiled a plan to smuggle a large quantity of heroin into a maximum security jail. The next crime for which I would sanction the death penalty is the murder of either a prison officer or another inmate whilst serving a life sentence. A man who attacked a prison officer while in a court dock has been jailed for three months. Synonyms warder, prison warder, wardress, prison wardress, warden, prison warden, guard, prison guard, keeper, incarcerator, captor, sentry
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