I. ar·rest [əˈrest] ГЛ. перех.
1. arrest (apprehend):
- arrest
- prijeti
- arrest
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2. arrest (stop):
- arrest
- ustavljati [св. ustaviti]
- arrest
- zaustavljati [св. zaustaviti]
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He was later allowed to continue the sentence under house arrest due to his advanced age (over 70 years old at the time).
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en.wikipedia.org An increasing number of organisations were banned or listed (restricted in some way); many individuals had restrictions such as house arrest imposed on them.
en.wikipedia.org She was informed of her release from house arrest through a presidential pardon.
en.wikipedia.org Due to old age and poor health, he was allowed to serve his term under house arrest.
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