to detain or keep someone in legal custody

to arrest

to detain as criminal; criminal detention

a place where individuals are held in temporary custody for administrative offenses or pending legal action

to take a person into custody for a suspected criminal offense

feeling awkward, ill at ease, or overly formal in social situations

to hold someone in official custody or take them into legal confinement

to be a stickler for formalities or to rigidly cling to rules and traditions

stiff, restrained, or ill at ease in social interactions

short-term criminal detention

free from any external restrictions, constraints, or control

not restricted to one style or pattern

not restricted by rules, forms, or conventions

to not bother about trifles (idiom)

to arrest or take into legal custody

to legally summon a person to court or for questioning, often involving compulsory measures

to stand on ceremony or be overly formal in adhering to etiquette

warrant for arrest

to stubbornly cling to or strictly follow rules, traditions, or ideas

to take into custody or keep someone in a prison

to arrest

restrained and cautious

sticking stubbornly to old-fashioned conventions and being overly rigid in behavior

to have scruples or misgivings; to be inhibited by fears or social taboos

stubbornly sticking to rules, traditions, or personal opinions; inflexible in thought or behavior

a facility where individuals are held in custody, typically in a camp-like or temporary environment

feeling ill at ease, stiff, or restricted in behavior or expression

a straightjacket

restricted or limited within a specific scope, boundary, or set of rules

sticking rigidly to conventional rules and being out of touch with reality; pedantic and stubborn

wanton and unrestrained; dissolute

to detain without trial or charge; administrative detention (short for [[行政拘留|行政拘留|xing2 zheng4 ju1 liu2]])

to incarcerate someone for a violation of administrative law, typically for 10 days or less; administrative detention

unrestricted