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[/ˈkʌstədɪ; ˋkʌstədɪ/] n [U] 用法: 1 (right or duty of) taking care of sb/sth 监管、 监护(的权利或责任): leave one's valuables in safe custody, eg in a bank 将贵重物品妥善保管(如於银行中) * When his parents died, he was placed in the custody of his aunt. 他的父母去世以後, 他就交由姑妈照管. * The court gave the mother custody of the child, eg after a divorce. 法庭把孩子判给母亲照管(如在离婚以後). * parents involved in a battle over custody, ie disputing who should have the right to look after the children 为孩子的监护权而争得不可开交的父母. 用法: 2 imprisonment while awaiting trial 拘留; 羁押: The magistrate remanded him in custody for two weeks. 法官命令把他拘留两星期. * be held in custody 被拘留 * take sb into custody, ie arrest him 将某人拘捕. |