To take someone into custody or intern them; to hold someone for investigation

to arrest; to capture; to take into custody

To detain a suspect for investigation; a compulsory measure used by police or prosecutors in criminal cases to temporarily deprive a suspect of their freedom.

a place where suspects or offenders are temporarily held by police or legal authorities; jail; lockup

to take into criminal custody; criminal detention. This is an abbreviation for [[刑事拘留|刑事拘留|xing2 shi4 ju1 liu2]].

feeling ill at ease, awkward, or stiff in one's manner; uncomfortable in a social situation

to take into custody; to detain or imprison someone legally or illegally

To be a stickler for rules, formalities, or ideas; to follow something blindly without flexibility.

overcautious and reserved in manner or speech; stiff and unnatural in behavior

Short-term criminal punishment involving deprivation of freedom, often served with labor; the duration typically ranges from one month up to six months (Mainland China) or from one day to less than two months (Taiwan)

free and unconstrained; without any worries or restrictions; carefree and unfettered

Not limited to one single style, form, or standard; breaking away from convention or rigid rules

to not stick to; to set no limit to; to not confine oneself to

(idiom) to not be punctilious; to be unconcerned with minor details or trivialities of daily life

to arrest and take into custody; to detain for questioning

(law) to summon a defendant or person involved in a case by force; to subpoena

To be overly punctilious or stuck to formal etiquette instead of being flexible.

a document issued by public security organs to lawfully detain a suspect

A legal document issued by a judicial body authorizing the arrest or detention of a person involved in a lawsuit

to hold fast to or stubbornly stick to conventions, rules, or dogma

to imprison; to put in jail

to arrest; to take into custody

to be tied down by insignificant details or etiquette; to be overly concerned with trivialities

cautious and careful about one's behavior; restricted and restrained

to be careless about small matters of conduct or behavior

to be without restraint; unrestricted; unchecked

free and easy; natural; relaxed; not stiff or formal in manner

to not be restricted by formalities or conventions; to not adhere rigidly to rules

keeping one's integrity and staying free from corruption

a scholar with narrow or inflexible views; a person who follows rules and traditions blindly without understanding their deeper meaning

to rigidly adhere to something; to be limited by or confined by convention, formalities, or personal prejudice

To take into custody for the purpose of interrogation or investigation; to detain and examine

to be restricted by cares and worries; to be restrained by superstitions or misgivings

(literary) to be stuck in one's ways or tied down by conventions; rigid and inflexible; to stubbornly cling to rules or traditions

detention center; prison camp

Sticking strictly to form or rules; cautious and conservative in behavior.

Restricted and shrinking; describing a person who appears uneasy and awkward

cramps or muscular spasms that prevent limbs from stretching or moving freely

muscular spasms or cramps; to be curled up or bent due to cold or illness

(legal) to use force to bring a defendant or relevant party to a designated place for questioning within a set period

variant name for a famous Buddhist monk and translator from the Kingdom of Kucha who lived from 344 to 413 AD

Legal force or effect that limits or restricts the behavior of involved parties once an agreement or legal act is established; legal obligation; binding power

(regional) stiff and formal; overly cautious or rigid in behavior

being overly focused on small details; very punctilious

to restrain or confine; to be hindered by something

to keep under control or restrict someone's behavior

To take into custody; to keep in a state of detention or confinement

inflexible; stubborn; overly bound by convention or rules