bail
[beɪl]
Definition:
1. To release somebody on bail.
2. To leave a place, especially quickly.
Use 'bail' in a sentence:
- 1. He is out on bail.
- 2. I'd understand if you wanted to bail out of this relationship.
- 3. The boat will sink unless we bail out.
- 4. He had jumped bail last year while being tried on drug charges.
- 5. He was bailed for probation reports.
- 6. And if you fail, you will have a golden parachute and the taxpayer will bail you out.
- 7. On Thursday, a British judge released Assange on conditional bail.
- 8. He was yesterday given bail by South Yorkshire magistrates.
- 9. He was bailed to appear on 26 August.
- 10. He was later arrested and is in prison with bail set at three million euros.
- 11. He was freed on bail pending an appeal.