English to Latin Meaning of jailbird - perdere

Jailbird :
perdere
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Definitions of jailbird in English
Noun(1) a criminal who has been jailed repeatedly
Examples of jailbird in English
(1) Well that's interesting, because certainly for those of us who remember him in the '70s, he almost came across as an outlaw, as a jailbird , in fact many of his songs were about prison.(2) I was an escaped jailbird(3) ‘Then we met a former jailbird who told us that the secret to surviving inside was ‘little victories’ - maybe something as small as winning a bigger helping of carrots,’ says La Frenais.(4) Seven youths attacked and killed a man after one of them claimed he had treated him harshly when they were jailbirds , the regional court here heard yesterday.(5) A professor at the University of Maryland's MBA program sends his students to prison for a ‘scared straight’ session - where they get to feel what it's like living behind bars, and talk to CEO jailbirds .(6) Photographs in each cell - there are about 10 of them, plus an open eating area with tables for the less adventurous - depict various prison scenes and mugshots of some jailbirds .
Related Phrases of jailbird
(1) jailbird ::
perdere
(2) bird ::
avem
(3) jail ::
vincula
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