emprisonner

to imprison, to jail

em into, in + prison prison, jail + ner Infinitive
verb Rare #42,507
to imprison, to jail A formal or serious term; in everyday speech, mettre en prison is also common.
FR: La police peut emprisonner les voleurs.
EN: The police can imprison the thieves.
Conjugation of emprisonner
emprisonner

Mais ils vont les emprisonner à Kronos !

But they're going to imprison them on Kronos!

— Star Trek VI : Terre inconnue (1991)

"Il fit emprisonner l'homme blessé."

He had the injured man imprisoned.

— Haider (2014)

Ils peuvent emprisonner nos corps, pas notre cause.

They can imprison our bodies, but not our cause.

— The Legend of Bhagat Singh (2002)

Il courait le risque de se faire attraper et emprisonner.

He ran the risk of being caught and imprisoned.

Nous pourrions vous emprisonner pendant des années.

We could imprison you for years.

— Full River Red (2023)