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bail

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Related topics: Crime & law, Cricket
bail1 /beɪl/ ●○○ noun   bale
1 SC[uncountableU] money left with a court of law to make sure that a prisoner will return when their trial starts 保释金
 Carpenter is free on bail while he appeals his conviction.
卡彭特取保获释,同时对判决提出上诉。
 She was murdered by a man who was out on bail for rape.
她被一名犯强奸罪获保在外的男子杀害。
 The three men were released on bail pending an appeal.
这三名男子获准保释等候上诉。
 He is not likely to be granted bail.
他不大可能获保释。
 Carter has been refused bail and will remain in custody.
卡特已经被拒绝保释,继续拘押。
 The judge ordered that Jones be held without bail.
法官下令琼斯不得保释。
 Why can’t you ask your father to put up bail for you?
为什么不能叫你父亲帮你交保释金?
 Two of the defendants jumped bail and fled to New York.
两名被告弃保潜逃到了纽约。
 Bail was set at $30,000.
保释金定为三万美元。
2. DSC[countableC usually plural] one of the two small pieces of wood laid on top of the stumps in a game of cricket 〔板球〕三柱门上的横木
nCOLLOCATIONS
verbs
be released/freed on bail (=be allowed to stay out of prison if you pay or agree to do something)
The men were questioned yesterday before being released on bail.
be granted/given bail
Magistrates adjourned the case until June 9 and Smith was granted bail.
get bail
His wife says he hopes to get bail.
be refused bail
Relatively few defendants are refused bail.
be held without bail
He was being held without bail pending another hearing.
set bail (=say how much someone must pay to be allowed to stay out of prison)
Judge Philip Moscone set bail at $2 million.
post bail (also put up bail) (=pay an amount of money to be allowed to stay out of prison)
He had to post bail of US$100,000 before he could fly home to Canada.
jump bail (also skip bail British EnglishBrE) (=not return for your trial as you promised)
He jumped bail and fled the country three days before he was to be sentenced.
ADJECTIVES/NOUN + bail
police bail (=when the police free someone before deciding whether to charge them with a crime)
She was released on police bail.
conditional/unconditional bail (=when there are conditions/no conditions attached to someone being allowed to go free)
Both men were given unconditional bail and they left court without comment.
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bail2 verb  
1 (also bail out American EnglishAmE, bale out British EnglishBrE) [intransitiveI] informal to escape from a situation that you do not want to be in anymore 摆脱困境
 After ten years in the business, McArthur is baling out.
做了十年的生意,麦克阿瑟现在不想干了。
2 [transitiveT] British EnglishBrE if someone is bailed, they are let out of prison to wait for their trial after they have left a sum of money with the court 保释
 Dakers was bailed to appear at Durham Crown Court.
戴克斯取保候审,将在达勒姆刑事法庭出庭。
nGrammar
Bail is usually passive in this meaning.
3bail out phrasal verbphr v 
a) bail somebody/something ↔ out (also bale somebody/something ↔ out British English)BFMONEY to do something to help someone out of trouble, especially financial problems 帮助摆脱困境〔尤指解决经济问题〕
 Some local businesses have offered to bail out the museum.
当地一些企业表示愿意帮助博物馆渡过难关。
 Sutton bailed his team out with a goal in the last minute.
萨顿在最后一分钟进球,拯救了他的球队。
b) bail somebody ↔ outSC to leave a large sum of money with a court so that someone can be let out of prison while waiting for their trial 〔交保释金〕把某人保释出来
 Clarke’s family paid £500 to bail him out.
克拉克的家人交了500英镑保释他出来。
c) American EnglishAmETTA to escape from a plane, using a parachute 跳伞逃脱 SYN British English bale out
d) bail something ↔ out (also bale something ↔ out British English)TTW to remove water that has come into a boat 从〔船〕中舀出水,舀出〔船中的水〕
Examples from the Corpus
Examples from the Corpus
From Longman Business Dictionary
bailbail1 /beɪl/ noun [uncountableU]LAW
1when someone who has been accused of a crime is allowed to remain free until their court case starts, usually because an amount of money has been given to the court which the court will keep if the prisoner does not return
The magistrates refused their application for bail.
Six former members of staff have been arrested and released on bail while the inquiry continues.
2the amount of money paid for bail
Bail was set at £100,000 each on condition that the defendants did not leave the country.
3post bail to leave a sum of money with a court of law as bail
If a defendant can post bail and presents no threat to the community, he can await trial at home.
bailbail2 verb
Origin bail1
(1300-1400) Old French keeping someone as a prisoner, from baillier to deliver, keep as a prisoner, from Medieval Latin bajulare to control, from Latin bajulus someone who carries loads
bail2
1. (1600-1700) bail container for liquids ((15-19 centuries)), from Old French baille, from Medieval Latin bajula, from Latin bajulus ( → BAIL1); bail out
2. → BAIL1

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