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bail
[beɪl]
n
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agric.
válaszfal
;
választódeszka
;
közfal
;
rekesz
patents.
óvadék
row.
vízmeritőkanál
sport, bask.
labda
tech.
kotróveder
;
vakolókanál
;
merítőkanál
;
kis merítőkanál
zoot.
állás v box válaszfala
;
kaloda
Haftkaution
bail
[beɪl]
n
patents.
kezesség
bail
[beɪl]
v
tech.
olajszóró kanál
English thesaurus
bail
[beɪl]
v
⇒
bail bond
law
A security deposit
usually money
given to release a defendant or witness from custody and to make sure that they go to court when they're supposed to
law, court
a set of pre-trial restrictions that are imposed on a suspect to ensure that they will not hamper the judicial process
(Bail is the conditional release of a defendant with the promise to appear in court when required
wikipedia.org
)
;
a sum of money or property given as security for the release of a defendant awaiting trial to guarantee that person's appearance in court at a later date
BAIL
[beɪl]
abbr.
abbr., AI.
BAIL
(interaktives Fehlerbeseitigungsprogramm)
abbr., earth.sc.
boundary and interior layers
abbr., oil
borehole acoustic imaging log
BAILS
abbr.
abbr., scient.
Bachelor of Arts In Liberal Studies
bail
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