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

in jail; to spend time 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

(noun) a prison cell; jail

eat when the dishes are still hot

(noun) a prisoner; an inmate

alive

forcefully; without consent (spoken)

to achieve something by force; to force one's way to something

act with rash and force (spoken)

Intensive Care Unit

head of prison officer (spoken)

Warden

financial supervision

to be jailed (spoken)

(verb) Observe

to have one's prison sentence extended [colloquial]

to be restricted to remain overseas in a country for a minimum period in order to gain permanent resident citizenship status [written and colloquial]

prison

visit someone in prison

monitor

director