mutual supervision

to have one's prison sentence extended [colloquial]

when a player is penalized, having to sit out on a yellow card and cannot play in ball games for a certain period of time

(verb) to be locked up in jail or prison

lit. serving a immigration jail sentence, meaning one has to stay in a country for a certain period of time being granted residency or citizenship

eunuch

in jail; to spend time in prison

visit someone in prison

verb; discharged from prison, release from the jail

democratic supervision

the one in-charge is not in panic, while all other subordinates are (slang)

(slang) force someone to accept

shamelessly insist another person is one's friend

forcing someone to be a scapegoat

a prison cell

embezzle

(verb) Observe

supervisor

(noun) a prison cell; jail

monitor

monitor

eat when the dishes are still hot

prison

(noun) a prisoner; an inmate

prison

alive

supervise

forcefully; without consent (spoken)

to monitor the vote

imprison