enjaular

v.

to cage.

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enjaular

► verbo transitivo

1 to cage

2 familiar figurado to put in jail, put inside

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verb

to cage

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VT

1) (=guardar) to cage, put in a cage

he estado todo el día enjaulado en mi habitación — I've been cooped up in my room all day *

2) * (=encarcelar) to jail, lock up, bang up *

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verbo transitivo

a) <pájaro/fiera> to cage, put ... in a cage

una fiera enjaulada — a caged animal

b) (fam) (meter en la cárcel) to lock ... up, throw o put ... in prison

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= cage.

Ex. Librarians can be caged too tightly in restrictive management structures, whereas rapid development is going ahead in less restricted contexts.

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verbo transitivo

a) <pájaro/fiera> to cage, put ... in a cage

una fiera enjaulada — a caged animal

b) (fam) (meter en la cárcel) to lock ... up, throw o put ... in prison

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= cage.

Ex: Librarians can be caged too tightly in restrictive management structures, whereas rapid development is going ahead in less restricted contexts.

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enjaular [A1 ]

vt

1 ‹pájaro/fiera› to cage, put … in a cage

como una fiera enjaulada like a caged animal

2 (fam) (meter en la cárcel) to lock … up, throw o put … in prison, put … inside (colloq)

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enjaular (conjugate enjaular) verbo transitivo ‹pájaro/fiera› to cage, put … in a cage
enjaular verbo transitivo
1 (a un animal) to cage
2 fam (encarcelar) to put in jail, lock up
'enjaular' also found in these entries:
English:
cage

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enjaular vt

1. [en jaula] to cage

2. Fam [en prisión] to jail, to lock up

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enjaular

v/t cage, put in a cage; fig

jail, lock up

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enjaular vt

1) : to cage

2) fam : to jail, to lock up