Bail
01
保釈金, 保釈
an amount of money that must be paid in order for someone who is accused of a crime to be released until their trial
例
The suspect's family rallied together to raise money for his bail bond.
02
the system or practice of releasing an accused person from custody before trial under specified conditions, often backed by a financial guarantee
例
The reform bill aims to change the bail system.
to bail
01
保釈する, 保釈金を支払う
to release someone until their trial after they gave an amount of money to the court
Transitive: to bail sb
例
After being arrested, the accused had the option to bail themselves by paying the required bail.
逮捕された後、被告は必要な保釈金を支払うことで自分を保釈する選択肢がありました。
02
水を汲み出す, 排水する
to remove water from a boat by using a container to scoop it out and throw it overboard
Transitive: to bail water
例
The crew had to bail water out of the boat every few minutes as the rain poured down.
乗組員は、雨が激しく降る中、数分ごとにボートから水を汲み出さなければならなかった。
03
水をかき出す, 水を汲み出す
to remove water from a boat or ship, typically using a container like a bucket
Intransitive
Transitive: to bail a vessel
例
The captain ordered the crew to bail quickly after the boat began to take on water.
船長はボートが浸水し始めた後、乗組員に素早く水をくみ出すように命じた。
04
委託する, 貸す
to hand over personal property to someone else, entrusting them with it for a specific purpose and for a limited time
Transitive: to bail a possession to sb/sth
例
The farmer bailed his machinery to the neighbor for the harvest season.
農夫は収穫期のために機械を隣人に預けた。
05
保釈する, 保釈金を払って釈放する
to release a prisoner temporarily after receiving a set amount of money or a guarantee to ensure they return for future court appearances
Transitive: to bail sb
例
The court decided to bail the defendant until the next hearing.
裁判所は、次の公判まで被告を保釈することを決定しました。
06
逃げる, 抜け出す
to leave or exit a situation, typically quickly or unexpectedly
Slang例
I had to bail on the party because I was n't feeling well.
気分が優れなかったので、パーティーから逃げ出さなければならなかった。
