n.监禁；禁闭

The ancient castle had a history of immurement, where traitors were sealed within its walls as punishment.
这座古堡有着将叛徒封入墙内作为惩罚的历史。
In the gothic novel, the protagonist discovered an immured room, hidden for centuries behind a false wall.
在这部哥特式小说中，主角发现了一个被封闭的房间，它被一堵假墙隐藏了几个世纪。
The legend of the immured nun, whose ghost is said to haunt the monastery, has terrified villagers for generations.
关于被封入墙壁的修女的传说，据说她的鬼魂徘徊在修道院中，已经吓坏了好几代村民。
Archaeologists uncovered evidence of immurement in the ruins, suggesting human sacrifices in ancient rituals.
考古学家在废墟中发现了封闭活人的证据，表明古代仪式中有人类牺牲。
The immurement scene in the horror movie was so intense that some viewers had to look away.
恐怖电影中的封闭情节如此紧张，以至于一些观众不得不转过头去。
The idea of being immured alive is a common fear explored in psychological thrillers.
活着被封闭的想法是心理惊悚片中常探索的一种普遍恐惧。
The artist created a sculpture representing the tragedy of immurement, evoking empathy in those who viewed it.
艺术家创作了一件雕塑，代表了被封闭的悲剧，激发了观者们的同情心。
The ancient practice of immurement was seen as a way to appease vengeful spirits or prevent traitorous knowledge from spreading.
古代将人封闭的习俗被视为安抚复仇灵魂或防止叛逆知识传播的方式。
In the mystery novel, the detective unravelled the case of a missing person by discovering their immured remains in an old mansion.
在这部推理小说中，侦探通过在一座老宅中发现失踪者的封闭遗骸解开了案件。
The concept of immurement serves as a metaphor for emotional imprisonment in many literary works.
在许多文学作品中，被封闭的概念被用作情感囚禁的隐喻。