bail

中文意思

n. (criminal law) money that must be forfeited by the bondsman if an accused person fails to appear in court for trial
n. the legal system that allows an accused person to be temporarily released from custody (usually on condition that a sum of money guarantees their appearance at trial)
v. release after a security has been paid
v. deliver something in trust to somebody for a special purpose and for a limited period

n. 保释金
The judge set his bail at ten thousand dollars before he could leave the court.
在允许他离开法庭之前，法官将他的保释金定为一万美元。
n. 拎环
She lifted the heavy metal bucket easily by its wooden bail.
她握着水桶木质的拎环，轻松地提起了那个沉重的铁桶。
n. 杓
He picked up a small plastic bail to remove the excess liquid from the container.
他拿起一个小塑料杓，把容器里多余的液体舀出来。
n. 栅栏
The farmer fixed a wooden bail in the barn to keep the horses separated.
农夫在马厩里装了一个木栅栏，以便把马匹隔开。
v. 保释
His family raised enough money to bail him out of prison while awaiting trial.
在等待审判期间，他的家人筹集到了足够的钱将他从监狱里保释出来。
v. 舀水
The fishermen had to bail water out of the leaking boat during the storm.
风暴期间，渔民们不得不从漏水的小船里往外舀水。