CUSTODY


Meaning of CUSTODY in English

noun

1 legal right/duty to take care of sb/sth

ADJECTIVE

▪ child

a bitter child ~ dispute

▪ joint , sole

▪ full

▪ legal

▪ physical ( AmE )

▪ safe

If valuables are placed in the safe, the hotel is responsible for their safe ~.

VERB + CUSTODY

▪ ask for , claim , demand , fight for , seek , want

▪ award sb , give sb , grant sb

The parents were given joint ~ of the two children.

▪ gain , get , win

▪ take ( AmE )

▪ regain

▪ have

▪ share

▪ lose

CUSTODY + NOUN

▪ battle , dispute

▪ arrangement

▪ case , hearing

PREPOSITION

▪ ~ of

2 being guarded/kept in prison

ADJECTIVE

▪ military , police

The man died while in police ~.

▪ protective

The opposition leader has been taken into protective ~.

▪ federal , state ( both in the US )

VERB + CUSTODY

▪ be remanded in ( BrE ), be taken into

A man has been remanded in ~ charged with the murder of an eight-year-old girl.

▪ be held in , be kept in

▪ escape from

▪ be released from

PREPOSITION

▪ in ~

She will remain in ~ while reports are prepared about her mental condition.

▪ under ~ ( AmE )

They did not have enough evidence to place her under ~.

The children were under protective ~.

▪ out of ~

They try to keep young people out of ~.

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .