bail

bail
I [beɪl] 1. n
1) заста́ва, пору́ка

on bail, upon bail — на пору́ки

to accept [to allow, to take, to admit, to hold, to let] to bail — ви́пустити на пору́ки

2) поручи́тель

to give [to offer] bail — знайти́ собі́ поручи́теля

to go [to stand, to be, to become] bail for smb. — поручи́тися за ко́гось

to give leg bail розм. — утекти́

2. v
бра́ти на пору́ки; поручи́тися (за когось - out)
II [beɪl] n
1) бар'є́р між кі́ньми (у стайні)
2) ве́рхня пере́кладка ворі́т (у крикеті)
III [beɪl] v
виче́рпувати во́ду (з човна; тж. to bail water out)

to bail out a boat — виче́рпувати во́ду з чо́вна́

bail out ав. розм. — стриба́ти (викида́тися) з парашу́том

IV [beɪl] n
ру́чка (відра або чайника)

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