n.

1. 保释[U]
   The criminal was granted bail.

   犯人获准交保释放。

2. 保释金[U]
   He paid 5,000 dollars in bail for his son.

   他缴了五千美元保释出他儿子。

3. 保释人[C]

vt.

1. 保释（某人）；（法官）将（在押犯）交保释放[（+out）]
   The lawyer bailed the prisoner out of jail.

   律师保释犯人出狱。

2. 托付（财物）
3. 帮助（某人）脱离困境[（+out）]
   My friends bailed me out with economic aid.

   我的朋友们从经济上帮助我使我脱离困境。

n.

1. （用来舀船里积水的）桶，戽斗[C]

vt.

1. （从船里）往外舀（水）；从（船）里往外舀水[（+out）]
   They bailed water out of the sinking boat.

   他们从正在下沉的船里把水舀出。

vi.

1. 舀出船里的水
2. （从飞机上）跳伞[（+out）]
   The pilot bailed out of the airplane before it exploded.

   飞机爆炸前驾驶员跳伞了。

n.

1. （壶、桶等的）半圆形环拎环

n.

1. the temporary release of an accused person awaiting trial, sometimes on condition that a sum of money is lodged to guarantee their appearance in court.
2. money paid by or for such a person as security.

v.

n.

1. (usu. bails) Cricket  either of the two crosspieces bridging the stumps.
2. a bar on a typewriter or computer printer which holds the paper steady.
3. a bar separating horses in an open stable.
4. Austral./NZ a movable framework for securing the head of a cow during milking.

v.

1. confront (someone) with intent to rob.
   ▸detain in conversation.
2. secure (a cow) during milking.

v.

1. scoop water out of (a ship or boat).
2. (bail out) make an emergency parachute descent from an aircraft.
3. (bail someone/thing out) rescue someone or something from a difficulty.