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单词 bail
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bail
noun
uk
/beɪl/us
/beɪl/

bailnoun(MONEY)

[U]
anamountofmoneythat apersonwho has beenaccusedof acrimepaysto alawcourtso that they can bereleaseduntiltheirtrial. Thepaymentis a way of makingcertainthat thepersonwillreturntocourtfortrial:
保释金
He wasreleased/remandedonbail (of$100,000).他在交了（10万美元的）保释金后被放了出来。
Because of apreviousconviction, thejudgerefusedtograntbail(=allowtheaccusedpersonto bereleased).由于嫌疑人有前科，法官不准保释。
Herparentshaveagreedtoput up/stand(USalsopost)(=pay)bailforher.她的父母已同意为她支付保释金。
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bailnoun(CRICKET)

bails[plural]
the twosmallpiecesofwoodontopof thestumpsin agameofcricket, that can beknockedoff with theballto make theplayerwho isbatting(=hittingtheball)out:
（板球）三柱门上的横木
Thebowlerdislodgedthe bails with his secondball.
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bail
verb
uk
/beɪl/us
/beɪl/

bailverb(REMOVE WATER)

[I](UKalsobale)
toremovewaterfrom aboatusing acontainer:
（从船中）往外舀水
The boat'ssinking! Start bailingquickly!船在下沉！快往外舀水！
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  • aweigh
  • bargee
  • bargeman
  • bear away
  • draft
  • draught
  • maritime
  • navigable
  • outsail
  • passage
  • portage
  • rafting
  • re-rig
  • sailing
  • sea legs
  • seafaring
  • seaworthiness
  • shipboard
  • under sailidiom
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bailverb(MONEY)

[T]
If someoneaccusedof acrimeis bailed, they arereleaseduntiltheirtrialafterpayingbail to thecourt:
保释金
She wasyesterdaybailed for threeweeksondrink-drivingoffences.酒后驾车被拘后，昨天她获保释3个星期。
[+ to infinitive]He was bailedtoappearat the Magistrates'Courtnextmonth.他获得保释，定于下月在地方治安法院出庭。
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  • administer
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  • admissible
  • affidavit
  • committal
  • conveyancing
  • exhibit
  • extinguishment
  • extrajudicial
  • fatal accident inquiry
  • finding
  • gagging order
  • inquest
  • moot
  • power of attorney
  • precedent
  • pretrial
  • probate
  • provide
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bailverb(STOP)

[I]informal
tostopdoing something orleaveaplacebefore something isfinished:
（迅速地）放弃某事或离开某地
It was soboringI bailed early.太无聊了，我很早就走人了。
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  • abandon
  • abandonment
  • absquatulate
  • backward
  • be ready to rollidiom
  • move
  • outgoing
  • p.o.q.
  • peel away/off
  • piss off
  • pull
  • pull out
  • pullsomethingoff
  • sea
  • strike
  • takesomethingoff
  • turfsomethingout
  • vacate
  • vamoose
  • walk
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Phrasal verbs

bail out
bailsomeoneout
bailsomeone/somethingout
bailsomethingout
(Definition ofbailfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
bail
noun
uk
/beɪl/us
/beɪl/

bailnoun(MONEY)

[U]
anamountofmoneythat apersonwho has beenaccusedof acrimepaysto alawcourtso that they can bereleaseduntiltheirtrial. Thepaymentis a way of makingcertainthat thepersonwillreturntocourtfortrial
保释金
He wasreleased/remandedonbail (of$100,000).他在交了（10万美元的）保释金后被放了出来。
Because of apreviousconviction, thejudgerefusedtograntbail(=allowtheaccusedpersonto bereleased).由于嫌疑人有前科，法官不准保释。
Herparentshaveagreedtoput up/stand(USalsopost)(=pay)bailforher.她的父母已同意为她支付保释金。

bailnoun(CRICKET)

bails[plural]
the twosmallpiecesofwoodontopof thestumpsin agameofcricket, that can beknockedoff with theballto make theplayerwho isbatting(=hittingtheball)out
（板球）三柱门上的横木
bail
verb
uk
/beɪl/us
/beɪl/

bailverb(REMOVE WATER)

[I](UKalsobale)
toremovewaterfrom aboatusing acontainer
（从船中）往外舀水
The boat'ssinking! Start bailingquickly!船在下沉！快往外舀水！

bailverb(MONEY)

[T]
If someoneaccusedof acrimeis bailed, they arereleaseduntiltheirtrialafterpayingbail to thecourt.
保释金
She wasyesterdaybailed for threeweeksondrink-drivingoffences.酒后驾车被拘后，昨天她获保释3个星期。
[+ to infinitive]He was bailedtoappearat the Magistrates'Courtnextmonth.他获得保释，定于下月在地方治安法院出庭。

bailverb(STOP)

[I]informal
tostopdoing something orleaveaplacebefore something isfinished
（迅速地）放弃某事或离开某地
It was soboringI bailed early.太无聊了，我很早就走人了。

Phrasal verbs

bail out
bailsbout
bailsb/sthout
bailsthout

bail| American Dictionary

bail
noun[U]
us
/beɪl/

bailnoun[U](MONEY)

asumofmoneygiven to alawcourtby apersonaccusedof acrimeso that thepersoncan bereleaseduntil thetrial, at whichtimethemoneywill bereturned:
Thejudgeset bail at $100,000.
bail
verb[I/T]
us
/beɪl/

bailverb[I/T](REMOVE WATER)

toremovewaterfrom aboatby using acontainer:
[T]I’dfloataround forhoursfishingand bailing out thewaterleakingin.

Phrasal verbs

bail out
bail outsomething/someone
(Definition ofbailfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

bail| Business English

bail
noun[U]
uk
/beɪl/us
LAW
moneythat someoneagreestopayto acourtso that apersonwho has beenaccusedof acrimecanremainfreeuntiltheirtrial. If thepersondoes notappearat thetrial, thecourtkeepsthemoney:
TheCourtofAppealslethimremainfreeon bailduring theappealof hisconviction.
Iagreedtostandbailfor him(=paythe bail).
Bail was setat £20,000.
bail
verb[T,usually passive]
uk
/beɪl/us
LAW
if someoneaccusedof acrimeis bailed, they arereleaseduntiltheirtrial, aftermoneyhas beenpaidto thecourt:
She was bailed after beingchargedwithfraud.

Phrasal verbs

bail out
bail sb out
bail sb/sth out
(Definition ofbailfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofbail

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In the national republics, some sor t of bailing out (non-transparent suppor t from clan and grouping members) was widespread in the formation and f unctioning of the offices.
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I am told that we are talking about 300 farmers who need to be bailed out.
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The responsibility for dealing with young people on remand rests with the local authorities, except where they are bailed or are remanded to prison custody.
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By putting money into industry in the way we have done in this case, it is often the shareholder who is partially bailed out.
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In 1993, about 59,600 defendants bailed by the police failed to appear.
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He can be rearrested, bailed under the same condition, and break it again the next day and the day after.
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A 15-year-old might be bailed on condition that he does not leave his home after 10 pm, but he does.
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There is no question of taxpayers bailing out the local authorities involved.
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If people deliberately disregard the law, they must not be bailed out by the national exchequer.
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All it means is that if failures occur somebody else will be bailing out.
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We cannot start bailing out sub-contractors for every bankruptcy that occurs in this country, because that would bankrupt the country itself very quickly.
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Later that night both men were bailed to appear at court the next morning.
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Two of the four were bailed by the court and robberies have since continued in the area.
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He ultimately bailed her, and she appeared in court the next day and the case was dismissed.
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We are told that we are going to be bailed out by our own money, and we are supposed to be grateful for it.
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