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JDC - translation to russian
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
JDC (disambiguation)
JDC
Japanese Digital Cellular
Японская цифровая система сотовой связи (в 1994 г. название изменено на PDC).
young offender institution
TYPE OF PRISON FOR PEOPLE UNDER THE AGE OF MAJORITY
Juvenile Hall; Juvenile detention; Juvenile detention center; Juvie; Juvenile hall; YDC; Young offender institution; Juvenile detention centers; Secure units for children; Young offenders institute; Youth detention centre; Young offenders' institute; Juvie Hall; Youth detention; Juvenile detention camp; Juvenile detention facility; Juvenile detention centre; Youth prison; Juvenile reformatory; Juvenile incarceration facility; Youth authority; Incarceration of youth; Children in prisons; Youth Correctional Facility; Juvenile correctional facility; Juvenile home; Juvenile halls; Mental healthcare in youth detention centers; Juvenile prison; Juvenile incarceration; Youth jail; Remand home; Observation home; Special home; Remand homes; Observation homes; Education in youth detention centers; Special education in youth detention centers; Mental health in youth detention centers
[,jʌŋə'fendərɪnstɪ,tju:ʃtn]
общая лексика
учреждение для малолетних преступников (название с 1987 молодёжного исправительного центра [youth custody centre])
juvie
TYPE OF PRISON FOR PEOPLE UNDER THE AGE OF MAJORITY
Juvenile Hall; Juvenile detention; Juvenile detention center; Juvie; Juvenile hall; YDC; Young offender institution; Juvenile detention centers; Secure units for children; Young offenders institute; Youth detention centre; Young offenders' institute; Juvie Hall; Youth detention; Juvenile detention camp; Juvenile detention facility; Juvenile detention centre; Youth prison; Juvenile reformatory; Juvenile incarceration facility; Youth authority; Incarceration of youth; Children in prisons; Youth Correctional Facility; Juvenile correctional facility; Juvenile home; Juvenile halls; Mental healthcare in youth detention centers; Juvenile prison; Juvenile incarceration; Youth jail; Remand home; Observation home; Special home; Remand homes; Observation homes; Education in youth detention centers; Special education in youth detention centers; Mental health in youth detention centers
['dʒu:vi]
существительное
общая лексика
([сокр.] от juvenile) [сл.]
малолетний
несовершеннолетний правонарушитель
колония для малолетних
несовершеннолетних правонарушителей
Wikipedia
JDC
JDC can refer to:
- American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, a worldwide relief organization
- Jeju Free International City Development Center
- John Deere Classic, a PGA Tour golf tournament
- John Dickson Carr (1906–1977), American mystery writer
- Juvenile detention center
- JDC Welfare Organization
- JDC MotorSports, an American auto racing team
Examples of use of JDC
1. The research, conducted with the American Joint Distribution Committee (JDC) and the Myers–JDC–Brookdale Institute, covered nearly 16,000 people who entered the program on August 1, 2005.
2. The JDC found an additional 1,200 children in distress living in Eastern Europe.
3. Advertisement JDC–Israel Chairman Arnon Mantver said in response that he is proud of the organization and its employees, saying "JDC–Israel has acted and will continue to act to strengthen Israeli society out of both obligation and concern." In recent years, JDC–Israel has assisted in bringing Ethiopian Jews to Israel and in their absorption.
4. "Since its founding, JDC–Israel has been involved in developing services for populations in need during times of peace and times of crisis," wrote the panel of judges that chose JDC–Israel.
5. Almost half of those cases go unreported, according to research from the Myers–JDC–Brookdale Institute.
