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bail bail ★★☆☆☆/be͟ɪl/The spelling bale is also used for meaning 5, and for meanings 1 and 3 of the phrasal verb. 拼写bale亦用于义项5以及短语动词的义项1和3。1[N-UNCOUNT	不可数名词]保释金 Bail is a sum of money that an arrested person or someone else puts forward as a guarantee that the arrested person will attend their trial in a law court. If the arrested person does not attend it, the money will be lost.   [oft on N]He was freed on bail pending an appeal...他被取保候审。The high court set bail at $8,000.高等法院将保释金定为8,000美元。2[N-UNCOUNT	不可数名词]保释 Bail is permission for an arrested person to be released after bail has been paid. He was yesterday given bail by South Yorkshire magistrates.昨天南约克郡法院准予他获得保释。3[VERB	动词]保释 If someone is bailed, they are released while they are waiting for their trial, after paying an amount of money to the court.   [be V-ed]  [be V-ed to-inf]  [usu passive]He was bailed for probation reports...他因等待鉴定报告而获得保释。He was bailed to appear before local magistrates on 5 November.他获得保释，将于11月5日在地方法庭出庭受审。4[N-COUNT	可数名词]（板球运动中）三柱门上的横木 In cricket, the bails are the two small pieces of wood that are laid across the top of the stumps to form the wicket.   [usu pl]5[VERB	动词]（往外）舀水 If you bail, you use a container to remove water from a boat or from a place which is flooded.   [V]  [Also V n]  [V P n (not pron)]  [V P]We kept her afloat for a couple of hours by bailing frantically.我们拼命往外舀水，使它继续漂浮了几个小时。Bail out means the same as bail .bail out同bailA crew was sent down the shaft to close it off and bail out all the water...一组人员被派下矿井将其封闭并把水舀干。The flood waters have receded since then, but residents are still bailing out.此后洪水已经开始消退，但居民还在往外舀水。6[PHRASE	短语]（囚犯）在保释期间逃跑，弃保潜逃 If a prisoner jumps bail, he or she does not come back for his or her trial after being released on bail.   [V inflects]He had jumped bail last year while being tried on drug charges.去年他在因涉毒被控告期间弃保潜逃。相关词组：bail out  bail1 nounbail2 verbbailbail1 /beɪl/ ●○○ noun  Word Origin Examples word sets Collocations Phrases 1[uncountable] money left with a court of law to make sure that a prisoner will return when their trial starts:  Carpenter is free on bail while he appeals his conviction. She was murdered by a man who was out on bail for rape. The three men were released on bail pending an appeal. He is not likely to be granted bail. Carter has been refused bail and will remain in custody. The judge ordered that Jones be held without bail. Why can’t you ask your father to put up bail for you? Two of the defendants jumped bail and fled to New York. Bail was set at $30,000.2[countable usually plural] one of the two small pieces of wood laid on top of the stumps in a game of cricketCOLLOCATIONSverbsbe 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 English) (=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 + bailpolice 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.bail1 nounbail2 verbbailbail2 verb  Word Origin Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1 (also bail out American English, bale out British English) [intransitive] informal to escape from a situation that you do not want to be in anymore:  After ten years in the business, McArthur is baling out.2[transitive] British English 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:  Dakers was bailed to appear at Durham Crown Court.GRAMMAR Bail is usually passive in this meaning.bail out phrasal verb1bail somebody/something ↔ out (also bale somebody/something ↔ out British English) to do something to help someone out of trouble, especially financial problems:  Some local businesses have offered to bail out the museum. Sutton bailed his team out with a goal in the last minute.2bail somebody ↔ out to leave a large sum of money with a court so that someone can be let out of prison while waiting for their trial:  Clarke’s family paid £500 to bail him out.3American English to escape from a plane, using a parachute SYN bale out British English4bail something ↔ out (also bale something ↔ out British English) to remove water that has come into a boat

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When          bailhas been arranged, the accused person is allowed to go free until the trial.          保释金；保释                            ◆        Can anyone          put up bailfor you?                有人保释你吗？                    ◆        She was released          on £2 000 bail.                她以 2 000 英镑获得保释。                    ◆        Bail was set at $1 million.        保释金定为 100 万元。                    ◆        He committed another offence while he was out          on bail          (= after            bailhad been agreed).                          他在具保候审期间又犯罪了。                    ◆        The judge          granted/refused bail.                法官准予╱不准保释。                    ◆        She          jumped/skipped bail          (= did not appear at her trial).                她弃保潜逃（未如期到庭受审）。                    ☞        collocationsat                                            justice                                                  2              [countable            ,       usually plural        ]                    (in        cricket        板球        )                    either of the two small pieces of wood on top of each set of three wooden posts (called                                                    stumps                                    )          三柱门上的横木                                          verb                                  (              BrE also            bale      )              1              [transitive        ]                    bailsb (to do sth)                    to release sb on          bail          允许保释（某人）                            ◆        He was          bailed to appearin court on 15 March.                他获得保释，定于 3 月 15 日到庭候审。                    2              [intransitive        ]                    (          NAmE) (          informal)                to leave a place, especially quickly          （尤指迅速地）离开                            ◆        Sorry, I really have to bail.        对不起，我真得赶紧走了。                    3              [transitive        ]                    bailsb (up)                    (          AustralE,          NZE) (          informal)                to approach sb and talk to them, often when they do not want this          接近某人并与之攀谈（尤指对方不愿意）                                    PHRASAL VERBS                    ˌbail ˈout (of sth)                  1                      to jump out of a plane that is going to crash              （从即将坠毁的飞机中）跳伞                                                2                      to escape from a situation that you no longer want to be involved in              逃避，摆脱（不想再牵连其中的情况）                                            ◆            I'd understand if you wanted to bail out of this relationship.            如果你想从这种关系中摆脱出来，我可以理解。                                      ˌbail ˈout | ˌbail (sth)↔ˈout                              to empty water from sth by lifting it out with your hand or a container              （从…中）往外舀水                                            ◆            He had to stop rowing to bail water out of the boat.            他不得不停止划船，把船里的水舀出去。                                ◆            The boat will sink unless we bail out.            我们若不排水，船就要沉。                                      ˌbail sb↔ˈout                              to pay sb's              bailfor them              保释（某人）                                                  ˌbail sb↔ˈout (of sth)                              to rescue sb from a difficult situation              帮助（某人）脱离困境                                            ◆            The government had to bail the company out of financial difficulty.            政府只得帮助该公司渡过财政难关。                                ◆            Ryan's late goal bailed out his team.            瑞安在比赛后阶段得的一分拯救了他的球队。                                ☞synonyms at                                                            save                                                                                    bail              /        beɪl                ;          NAmE                beɪl                /             bail[beɪl]bailed, bailing, bailsCET6TEM4GREv81012547818397561651120n94821858705298247484124NOUN848373808VERB1117644007Spoken:204219548bailed[3105] bailing[1475]保释(89%)，往外舀水(3%)，杓(2%)，把手(2%)，保证金(2%)，使摆脱困境(1%)，舀空(1%)n.保释，保释人；保释金；杓vt.保释，帮助某人脱离困境；往外舀水n.(Bail)人名；(英)贝尔；(法)巴伊

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Collins	bail ★★☆☆☆ /be͟ɪl/ The spelling bale is also used for meaning 5, and for meanings 1 and 3 of the phrasal verb. 拼写bale亦用于义项5以及短语动词的义项1和3。 1 [N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词]保释金 Bail is a sum of money that an arrested person or someone else puts forward as a guarantee that the arrested person will attend their trial in a law court. If the arrested person does not attend it, the money will be lost. [oft on N] He was freed on bail pending an appeal... 他被取保候审。 The high court set bail at $8,000. 高等法院将保释金定为8,000美元。 2 [N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词]保释 Bail is permission for an arrested person to be released after bail has been paid. He was yesterday given bail by South Yorkshire magistrates. 昨天南约克郡法院准予他获得保释。 3 [VERB 动词]保释 If someone is bailed, they are released while they are waiting for their trial, after paying an amount of money to the court. [be V-ed] [be V-ed to-inf] [usu passive] He was bailed for probation reports... 他因等待鉴定报告而获得保释。 He was bailed to appear before local magistrates on 5 November. 他获得保释，将于11月5日在地方法庭出庭受审。 4 [N-COUNT 可数名词]（板球运动中）三柱门上的横木 In cricket, the bails are the two small pieces of wood that are laid across the top of the stumps to form the wicket. [usu pl] 5 [VERB 动词]（往外）舀水 If you bail, you use a container to remove water from a boat or from a place which is flooded. [V] [Also V n] [V P n (not pron)] [V P] We kept her afloat for a couple of hours by bailing frantically. 我们拼命往外舀水，使它继续漂浮了几个小时。 Bail out means the same as bail .bail out同bail A crew was sent down the shaft to close it off and bail out all the water... 一组人员被派下矿井将其封闭并把水舀干。 The flood waters have receded since then, but residents are still bailing out. 此后洪水已经开始消退，但居民还在往外舀水。 6 [PHRASE 短语]（囚犯）在保释期间逃跑，弃保潜逃 If a prisoner jumps bail, he or she does not come back for his or her trial after being released on bail. [V inflects] He had jumped bail last year while being tried on drug charges. 去年他在因涉毒被控告期间弃保潜逃。相关词组： bail out
Oxford	bail / beɪl ; NAmE beɪl / noun , verb bail bails bailed bailing noun 1 [uncountable ] money that sb agrees to pay if a person accused of a crime does not appear at their trial. When bailhas been arranged, the accused person is allowed to go free until the trial. 保释金；保释 ◆ Can anyone put up bailfor you? 有人保释你吗？ ◆ She was released on £2 000 bail. 她以 2 000 英镑获得保释。 ◆ Bail was set at $1 million. 保释金定为 100 万元。 ◆ He committed another offence while he was out on bail (= after bailhad been agreed). 他在具保候审期间又犯罪了。 ◆ The judge granted/refused bail. 法官准予╱不准保释。 ◆ She jumped/skipped bail (= did not appear at her trial). 她弃保潜逃（未如期到庭受审）。 ☞ collocationsat justice 2 [countable , usually plural ] (in cricket 板球 ) either of the two small pieces of wood on top of each set of three wooden posts (called stumps ) 三柱门上的横木 verb ( BrE also bale ) 1 [transitive ] bailsb (to do sth) to release sb on bail 允许保释（某人） ◆ He was bailed to appearin court on 15 March. 他获得保释，定于 3 月 15 日到庭候审。 2 [intransitive ] ( NAmE) ( informal) to leave a place, especially quickly （尤指迅速地）离开 ◆ Sorry, I really have to bail. 对不起，我真得赶紧走了。 3 [transitive ] bailsb (up) ( AustralE, NZE) ( informal) to approach sb and talk to them, often when they do not want this 接近某人并与之攀谈（尤指对方不愿意） PHRASAL VERBS ˌbail ˈout (of sth) 1 to jump out of a plane that is going to crash （从即将坠毁的飞机中）跳伞 2 to escape from a situation that you no longer want to be involved in 逃避，摆脱（不想再牵连其中的情况） ◆ I'd understand if you wanted to bail out of this relationship. 如果你想从这种关系中摆脱出来，我可以理解。 ˌbail ˈout \| ˌbail (sth)↔ˈout to empty water from sth by lifting it out with your hand or a container （从…中）往外舀水 ◆ He had to stop rowing to bail water out of the boat. 他不得不停止划船，把船里的水舀出去。 ◆ The boat will sink unless we bail out. 我们若不排水，船就要沉。 ˌbail sb↔ˈout to pay sb's bailfor them 保释（某人） ˌbail sb↔ˈout (of sth) to rescue sb from a difficult situation 帮助（某人）脱离困境 ◆ The government had to bail the company out of financial difficulty. 政府只得帮助该公司渡过财政难关。 ◆ Ryan's late goal bailed out his team. 瑞安在比赛后阶段得的一分拯救了他的球队。 ☞synonyms at save bail / beɪl ; NAmE beɪl /
LDC	bail1 noun bail2 verb bailbail1 /beɪl/ ●○○ noun Word Origin Examples word sets Collocations Phrases 1[uncountable] money left with a court of law to make sure that a prisoner will return when their trial starts: Carpenter is free on bail while he appeals his conviction. She was murdered by a man who was out on bail for rape. The three men were released on bail pending an appeal. He is not likely to be granted bail. Carter has been refused bail and will remain in custody. The judge ordered that Jones be held without bail. Why can’t you ask your father to put up bail for you? Two of the defendants jumped bail and fled to New York. Bail was set at $30,000.2[countable usually plural] one of the two small pieces of wood laid on top of the stumps in a game of cricketCOLLOCATIONSverbsbe 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 English) (=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 + bailpolice 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. bail1 noun bail2 verb bailbail2 verb Word Origin Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1 (also bail out American English, bale out British English) [intransitive] informal to escape from a situation that you do not want to be in anymore: After ten years in the business, McArthur is baling out.2[transitive] British English 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: Dakers was bailed to appear at Durham Crown Court.GRAMMAR Bail is usually passive in this meaning.bail out phrasal verb1bail somebody/something ↔ out (also bale somebody/something ↔ out British English) to do something to help someone out of trouble, especially financial problems: Some local businesses have offered to bail out the museum. Sutton bailed his team out with a goal in the last minute.2bail somebody ↔ out to leave a large sum of money with a court so that someone can be let out of prison while waiting for their trial: Clarke’s family paid £500 to bail him out.3American English to escape from a plane, using a parachute SYN bale out British English4bail something ↔ out (also bale something ↔ out British English) to remove water that has come into a boat
WDF	bail [beɪl]bailed, bailing, bails CET6TEM4GRE v8101 2547 818 397 561 651 120 n9482 1858 705 298 247 484 124 NOUN8483 73808 VERB11176 44007 Spoken: 204219548 bailed[3105] bailing[1475] 保释(89%)，往外舀水(3%)，杓(2%)，把手(2%)，保证金(2%)，使摆脱困境(1%)，舀空(1%) n.保释，保释人；保释金；杓 vt.保释，帮助某人脱离困境；往外舀水 n.(Bail)人名；(英)贝尔；(法)巴伊

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