Definition of internal exile in English:

internal exile

noun

mass noun

Penal banishment from a part of one's own country.
国内流放
Example sentencesExamples
- The death penalty was applied to a narrower range of offences, and sentences of internal exile abolished.
- As with his friend James Joyce, another Irish literary nomad, internal exile turned quickly into literal emigration.
- Unable to get at her, the police seized her 77-year-old father and last month sent him into internal exile.
- If he remains within the priesthood it is to practise life-long penitence in a kind of supervised internal exile.
- As a result, the Interior Ministry circulated a warning that the Penal Code envisages two years imprisonment, corrective labour or internal exile for offenders.
- Others - peasant leaders, teachers and health workers - have simply been killed or driven into internal exile.
- Late last week the Interior Ministry circulated a warning that the Penal Code envisages two years imprisonment, corrective labour or internal exile for hoaxers.
- In 1950 the US government withdrew his passport on a trumped up pretext, effectively confining him to internal exile.
- The disastrous ‘dispersal’ policy forced those seeking asylum into a form of internal exile, without proper access to much needed support services.
- Twenty-six others face internal exile in Gaza.
- Mussolini sent people on holiday to internal exile.
- He and others were tried and sent into internal exile.
- There, in internal exile, Marxists, mullahs and nationalists met every day to talk about politics and plan the revolution.
- Cue multiple palms to foreheads from party whips, for whom abstention on a three-line whip is usually a matter of disgrace, excommunication and internal exile.
- Many of these were intellectuals, who had suffered imprisonment and internal exile or lived for periods abroad, whose values were very different from those of plebeian incomers.
- In the Soviet era, political purges killed millions and sent millions more to hard labor or internal exile.
- He was a teenager when he accompanied his father into the gulag of internal exile.
- However, I was arrested quickly, spent six months in jail, and was then sent into internal exile on the island of Ventotene.
- Prison was followed by internal exile and attempted suicide.
- They went into internal exile, while other less-prominent gay Cuban writers managed to get out of the country or committed suicide.

Definition of internal exile in US English:

internal exile

noun

Penal banishment from a part of one's own country.
国内流放
Example sentencesExamples
- He and others were tried and sent into internal exile.
- As with his friend James Joyce, another Irish literary nomad, internal exile turned quickly into literal emigration.
- Twenty-six others face internal exile in Gaza.
- They went into internal exile, while other less-prominent gay Cuban writers managed to get out of the country or committed suicide.
- Late last week the Interior Ministry circulated a warning that the Penal Code envisages two years imprisonment, corrective labour or internal exile for hoaxers.
- Many of these were intellectuals, who had suffered imprisonment and internal exile or lived for periods abroad, whose values were very different from those of plebeian incomers.
- As a result, the Interior Ministry circulated a warning that the Penal Code envisages two years imprisonment, corrective labour or internal exile for offenders.
- However, I was arrested quickly, spent six months in jail, and was then sent into internal exile on the island of Ventotene.
- Prison was followed by internal exile and attempted suicide.
- The death penalty was applied to a narrower range of offences, and sentences of internal exile abolished.
- Mussolini sent people on holiday to internal exile.
- The disastrous ‘dispersal’ policy forced those seeking asylum into a form of internal exile, without proper access to much needed support services.
- Others - peasant leaders, teachers and health workers - have simply been killed or driven into internal exile.
- If he remains within the priesthood it is to practise life-long penitence in a kind of supervised internal exile.
- Unable to get at her, the police seized her 77-year-old father and last month sent him into internal exile.
- In the Soviet era, political purges killed millions and sent millions more to hard labor or internal exile.
- Cue multiple palms to foreheads from party whips, for whom abstention on a three-line whip is usually a matter of disgrace, excommunication and internal exile.
- There, in internal exile, Marxists, mullahs and nationalists met every day to talk about politics and plan the revolution.
- In 1950 the US government withdrew his passport on a trumped up pretext, effectively confining him to internal exile.
- He was a teenager when he accompanied his father into the gulag of internal exile.

词汇	internal exile
释义	Definition of internal exile in English: internal exile noun mass noun Penal banishment from a part of one's own country. 国内流放 Example sentencesExamples The death penalty was applied to a narrower range of offences, and sentences of internal exile abolished. As with his friend James Joyce, another Irish literary nomad, internal exile turned quickly into literal emigration. Unable to get at her, the police seized her 77-year-old father and last month sent him into internal exile. If he remains within the priesthood it is to practise life-long penitence in a kind of supervised internal exile. As a result, the Interior Ministry circulated a warning that the Penal Code envisages two years imprisonment, corrective labour or internal exile for offenders. Others - peasant leaders, teachers and health workers - have simply been killed or driven into internal exile. Late last week the Interior Ministry circulated a warning that the Penal Code envisages two years imprisonment, corrective labour or internal exile for hoaxers. In 1950 the US government withdrew his passport on a trumped up pretext, effectively confining him to internal exile. The disastrous ‘dispersal’ policy forced those seeking asylum into a form of internal exile, without proper access to much needed support services. Twenty-six others face internal exile in Gaza. Mussolini sent people on holiday to internal exile. He and others were tried and sent into internal exile. There, in internal exile, Marxists, mullahs and nationalists met every day to talk about politics and plan the revolution. Cue multiple palms to foreheads from party whips, for whom abstention on a three-line whip is usually a matter of disgrace, excommunication and internal exile. Many of these were intellectuals, who had suffered imprisonment and internal exile or lived for periods abroad, whose values were very different from those of plebeian incomers. In the Soviet era, political purges killed millions and sent millions more to hard labor or internal exile. He was a teenager when he accompanied his father into the gulag of internal exile. However, I was arrested quickly, spent six months in jail, and was then sent into internal exile on the island of Ventotene. Prison was followed by internal exile and attempted suicide. They went into internal exile, while other less-prominent gay Cuban writers managed to get out of the country or committed suicide. Definition of internal exile in US English: internal exile noun Penal banishment from a part of one's own country. 国内流放 Example sentencesExamples He and others were tried and sent into internal exile. As with his friend James Joyce, another Irish literary nomad, internal exile turned quickly into literal emigration. Twenty-six others face internal exile in Gaza. They went into internal exile, while other less-prominent gay Cuban writers managed to get out of the country or committed suicide. Late last week the Interior Ministry circulated a warning that the Penal Code envisages two years imprisonment, corrective labour or internal exile for hoaxers. Many of these were intellectuals, who had suffered imprisonment and internal exile or lived for periods abroad, whose values were very different from those of plebeian incomers. As a result, the Interior Ministry circulated a warning that the Penal Code envisages two years imprisonment, corrective labour or internal exile for offenders. However, I was arrested quickly, spent six months in jail, and was then sent into internal exile on the island of Ventotene. Prison was followed by internal exile and attempted suicide. The death penalty was applied to a narrower range of offences, and sentences of internal exile abolished. Mussolini sent people on holiday to internal exile. The disastrous ‘dispersal’ policy forced those seeking asylum into a form of internal exile, without proper access to much needed support services. Others - peasant leaders, teachers and health workers - have simply been killed or driven into internal exile. If he remains within the priesthood it is to practise life-long penitence in a kind of supervised internal exile. Unable to get at her, the police seized her 77-year-old father and last month sent him into internal exile. In the Soviet era, political purges killed millions and sent millions more to hard labor or internal exile. Cue multiple palms to foreheads from party whips, for whom abstention on a three-line whip is usually a matter of disgrace, excommunication and internal exile. There, in internal exile, Marxists, mullahs and nationalists met every day to talk about politics and plan the revolution. In 1950 the US government withdrew his passport on a trumped up pretext, effectively confining him to internal exile. He was a teenager when he accompanied his father into the gulag of internal exile.
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