英语单词短语词组“bail out”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

bail out

phrasal verbwithbailverb

/beɪl/us

/beɪl/

(UKalsobale out)

(JUMP)

tojumpout of anaircraftwith aparachutebecause theaircraftis going to have anaccident:

（因飞机失事）跳伞

The plane'senginefailedand thepilotwasforcedtobailout.飞机引擎出了故障，飞行员被迫跳伞。

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Running away and escaping

abscond
back away
back off
be at largeidiom
be on the runidiom
escape
extrication
flee
fugitive
gaolbreak
getaway
leg
loose
scarper
scram
shakesomethingoff
shoot
shoot through
skedaddle
throw

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You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Air travel: aviation

(STOP)

mainlyUS

tostopdoing or beinginvolvedwith something:

放弃，退出

Theactorhasbailedoutofthefilmafter only threeweeks'shooting.该演员只拍摄了3个星期就退出了剧组。

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Stop having or doing something

abdicate
abdication
bandh
break withsomething
butt out
forfeitable
forgo
forsake
forswear
ghost
give up
give up the ghostidiom
lay
lose
relinquish
relinquishment
self-denying
self-sacrifice
self-sacrificing
throw

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bailsomeoneout

phrasal verbwithbailverb

/beɪl/us

/beɪl/

topaymoneyto acourtso that someone can bereleasedfromprisonuntiltheirtrial

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Court cases, orders & decisions

actionable
administer
admissibility
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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bailsomeone/somethingout

phrasal verbwithbailverb

/beɪl/us

/beɪl/

(UKalsobalesomeone/somethingout)

tohelpapersonororganizationthat is indifficulty, usually by giving orlendingthemmoney:

Shekeepsrunninguphugedebtsandaskingfriendstobailher out.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Backing, supporting & defending

adopt
advocacy
affirmation
allyyourselfto/withsomeone
argumentation
badge
bailout
champion
keep the flag flyingidiom
patronage
recommended
red carpet
reinforce
right behindsomeoneidiom
roll out the red carpetidiom
root
root forsomeone
stick
stick together
sympathetic

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bailsomethingout

phrasal verbwithbailverb

/beɪl/us

/beɪl/

(UKalsobalesomethingout)

toremovewaterfrom thebottomof aboat

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Staying afloat, capsizing & sinking

buoy
buoyancy
buoyant
buoyantly
capsize
ducking
float
floatation
flotation
founder
ground
kickboard
outrigger
refloat
ride
scupper
scuttle
sink
sunken
waterlogged

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(Definition ofbail outfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

bail out

—phrasal verbwithbailverb

/beɪl/us

/beɪl/

(UKalsobale out)

(JUMP)

tojumpout of anaircraftwith aparachutebecause theaircraftis going to have anaccident

（因飞机失事）跳伞

The plane'senginefailedand thepilotwasforcedtobailout.飞机引擎出了故障，飞行员被迫跳伞。

(STOP)

mainlyUS

tostopdoing or beinginvolvedwith something

放弃，退出

Theactorhasbailedoutofthefilmafter only threeweeks'shooting.该演员只拍摄了3个星期就退出了剧组。

bail out| American Dictionary

bail out

phrasal verbwithbailverb[I/T]

/beɪl/

us/ˈbeɪl ˈɑʊt/

(JUMP)

tojumpout of anaircraftwith aparachute,esp. because theaircraftis about to have anaccident:

Thepilotbarelyhadtimeto bail out.

fig.To bail out is also tostopdoing or beinginvolvedin something,esp. toavoidfailureordifficulty:

The TV showtriggeredanumberofprotests, and some of thesponsorsbailed out.

bail outsomething/someone

phrasal verbwithbailverb[I/T]

/beɪl/

us/ˈbeɪl ˈɑʊt/

(HELP)

tohelpsomeone or something such as aplanorcompany,esp. by giving orlendingmoney:

Congresspasseda $15billionAidpackageto bail out theairlines.

bail out| Business English

bail out

phrasal verbwithbailverb[T,usually passive]

/beɪl/us

(UKalsobale out)

[I]

tostopdoing something or beinginvolvedin something:

Investorsbailedout onhearingof a first-quarterprofitsslump.

bail sb out

phrasal verbwithbailverb[T,usually passive]

/beɪl/us

(UKalsobale sb out)

LAW

topaymoneyto acourttoallowapersonwho has beenaccusedof acrimetoremainfreeuntil atrial

bail sb/sth out

phrasal verbwithbailverb[T,usually passive]

/beɪl/us

(UKalsobale sb/sth out)

tohelpapersonororganizationthat is infinancialdifficulty:

Taxpayers are beingaskedtopaybillionsofdollarstobailoutfailingbanksand othercompanies.

Wethinkthe borrowers should bebailedout and not theloancompanies.

单词	bail out
释义	bail out phrasal verbwithbailverb uk /beɪl/us /beɪl/ (UKalsobale out) (JUMP) tojumpout of anaircraftwith aparachutebecause theaircraftis going to have anaccident: （因飞机失事）跳伞 The plane'senginefailedand thepilotwasforcedtobailout.飞机引擎出了故障，飞行员被迫跳伞。 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Running away and escaping abscond back away back off be at largeidiom be on the runidiom escape extrication flee fugitive gaolbreak getaway leg loose scarper scram shakesomethingoff shoot shoot through skedaddle throw See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Air travel: aviation (STOP) mainlyUS tostopdoing or beinginvolvedwith something: 放弃，退出 Theactorhasbailedoutofthefilmafter only threeweeks'shooting.该演员只拍摄了3个星期就退出了剧组。 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Stop having or doing something abdicate abdication bandh break withsomething butt out forfeitable forgo forsake forswear ghost give up give up the ghostidiom lay lose relinquish relinquishment self-denying self-sacrifice self-sacrificing throw See more results » bailsomeoneout phrasal verbwithbailverb uk /beɪl/us /beɪl/ topaymoneyto acourtso that someone can bereleasedfromprisonuntiltheirtrial SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Court cases, orders & decisions actionable administer admissibility admissible affidavit committal conveyancing exhibit extinguishment extrajudicial fatal accident inquiry finding gagging order inquest moot power of attorney precedent pretrial probate provide See more results » bailsomeone/somethingout phrasal verbwithbailverb uk /beɪl/us /beɪl/ (UKalsobalesomeone/somethingout) tohelpapersonororganizationthat is indifficulty, usually by giving orlendingthemmoney: Shekeepsrunninguphugedebtsandaskingfriendstobailher out. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Backing, supporting & defending adopt advocacy affirmation allyyourselfto/withsomeone argumentation badge bailout champion keep the flag flyingidiom patronage recommended red carpet reinforce right behindsomeoneidiom roll out the red carpetidiom root root forsomeone stick stick together sympathetic See more results » bailsomethingout phrasal verbwithbailverb uk /beɪl/us /beɪl/ (UKalsobalesomethingout) toremovewaterfrom thebottomof aboat SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Staying afloat, capsizing & sinking buoy buoyancy buoyant buoyantly capsize ducking float floatation flotation founder ground kickboard outrigger refloat ride scupper scuttle sink sunken waterlogged See more results » (Definition ofbail outfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) bail out —phrasal verbwithbailverb uk /beɪl/us /beɪl/ (UKalsobale out) (JUMP) tojumpout of anaircraftwith aparachutebecause theaircraftis going to have anaccident （因飞机失事）跳伞 The plane'senginefailedand thepilotwasforcedtobailout.飞机引擎出了故障，飞行员被迫跳伞。 (STOP) mainlyUS tostopdoing or beinginvolvedwith something 放弃，退出 Theactorhasbailedoutofthefilmafter only threeweeks'shooting.该演员只拍摄了3个星期就退出了剧组。 bail out\| American Dictionary bail out phrasal verbwithbailverb[I/T] us /beɪl/ us/ˈbeɪl ˈɑʊt/ (JUMP) tojumpout of anaircraftwith aparachute,esp. because theaircraftis about to have anaccident: Thepilotbarelyhadtimeto bail out. fig.To bail out is also tostopdoing or beinginvolvedin something,esp. toavoidfailureordifficulty: The TV showtriggeredanumberofprotests, and some of thesponsorsbailed out. bail outsomething/someone phrasal verbwithbailverb[I/T] us /beɪl/ us/ˈbeɪl ˈɑʊt/ (HELP) tohelpsomeone or something such as aplanorcompany,esp. by giving orlendingmoney: Congresspasseda $15billionAidpackageto bail out theairlines. (Definition ofbail outfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) bail out\| Business English bail out phrasal verbwithbailverb[T,usually passive] uk /beɪl/us (UKalsobale out) [I] tostopdoing something or beinginvolvedin something: Investorsbailedout onhearingof a first-quarterprofitsslump. bail sb out phrasal verbwithbailverb[T,usually passive] uk /beɪl/us (UKalsobale sb out) LAW topaymoneyto acourttoallowapersonwho has beenaccusedof acrimetoremainfreeuntil atrial bail sb/sth out phrasal verbwithbailverb[T,usually passive] uk /beɪl/us (UKalsobale sb/sth out) tohelpapersonororganizationthat is infinancialdifficulty: Taxpayers are beingaskedtopaybillionsofdollarstobailoutfailingbanksand othercompanies. Wethinkthe borrowers should bebailedout and not theloancompanies. (Definition ofbail outfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/bail-out##
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