監獄
jiān yù
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prison
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監理所
jiān lǐ suǒ
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inspection and control bureau
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監看
jiān kàn
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to monitor;
to keep an eye on
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監督
jiān dū
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to control;
to supervise;
to inspect
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監督人
jiān dū rén
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superintendent
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監督者
jiān dū zhě
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supervisor
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監票
jiān piào
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to scrutinize balloting
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監禁
jiān jìn
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to imprison;
to jail;
to take into custody
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監管
jiān guǎn
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to oversee;
to take charge of;
to supervise;
to administer;
supervisory;
supervision
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監管體制
jiān guǎn tǐ zhì
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regulatory system;
supervisory body
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監織造
jiān zhī zào
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supervisor of textiles (official post in Ming dynasty)
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監考
jiān kǎo
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to proctor (an exam);
to invigilate
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監聽
jiān tīng
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to monitor;
to listen in;
to eavesdrop
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監製
jiān zhì
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to supervise the manufacture of;
to supervise the shooting of films;
executive producer (film)
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監視
jiān shì
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to monitor;
to keep a close watch over;
surveillance
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監視器
jiān shì qì
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security camera;
surveillance monitor
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監視孔
jiān shì kǒng
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peephole
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監視居住
jiān shì jū zhù
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residential surveillance, a form of noncustodial house arrest
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監護
jiān hù
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to act as a guardian
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監護人
jiān hù rén
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guardian
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監護權
jiān hù quán
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custody (of a child)
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監躉
jiān dǔn
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prisoner (Cantonese)
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監門
jiān mén
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gatekeeper
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秦城監獄
qín chéng jiān yù
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Qincheng Prison, maximum-security prison located about 30 km north of central Beijing, whose inmates include former high-level officials convicted of corruption
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終身監禁
zhōng shēn jiān jìn
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life sentence
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