bail
كفالة
definition
verb
his son called home to get bailed out of jail
release or secure the release of (a prisoner) on payment of bail.
the first priority is to bail out the boat with buckets
scoop water out of (a ship or boat).
noun
he has been released on bail
the temporary release of an accused person awaiting trial, sometimes on condition that a sum of money be lodged to guarantee their appearance in court.
We went back out to the middle, took a light reading and removed the bails .
a bar that holds something in place, in particular.
translation of 'bail'
verb
ودع بضاعة,
هبط من الطائرة بمظلة,
كفل موقوفا,
ساعد على النجاة من مأزق,
نزح الماء من السفينة
noun
منزحة,
كفالة,
إطلاق سراح بكفالة,
دلو,
مثبتة الورقة على أسطوانة,
مقبض الدلو أو الغلاية,
حاجز
example
Two days later he was spotted again at the tournament and taken into custody, his 'bail' set at $2 million.
The paper 'bail' will be moved back to grip the paper against the platen.
Despite taking on water and having to 'bail' all the way, the trip took only a week.
Johannes allegedly has a history of petty crime and was out on 'bail' awaiting court proceedings against him.
However, there is an increasing tendency to free the indictee on 'bail' , provided guarantees are given by the relevant State authorities that he will not be allowed to escape.
When it is difficult to open the paper 'bail' because of the position of the print head, close the printer.
I would think they should set a bail - probably the bail schedule calls for a $1 million 'bail' .
This 'bail' handle combines a cast handle with filigree forged rosettes.
We find the most popular compromise between what was and what will be is the simple 'bail' handle, usually in an antique finish.
When in the second position, the flap 'bail' holds a non-first end portion of the flap against the first inner surface of the chute.
The Court of Appeal yesterday released Mr Sheikh on 'bail' to await its decision next month on whether the case against him should go before a new jury.
He was released on 'bail' and made one appearance at the local magistrates' court, but was not seen after that.
The paper 'bail' holds the paper down on top of the cylinder, or platen, that it's wound around.
If one of the world's most famous entertainers did not show up in one hour, he would be sent to jail, losing $3 million 'bail' .
Cullen said he did not want a lawyer, and was held on US $1 million 'bail' .
The group has been arraigned, with 'bail' for one member set at $10 million.
It has a one piece metal ring around the parameter in which the 'bail' is connected.
It features a 'bail' handle, a domed lid and a copper bottom.
An optional 'bail' arm handle is also available.
he has been released on 'bail'
In the closed position, this cone locking 'bail' secures the traffic cones and retains them on the cone support bail for transporting.
He said he'll sentence Mathis to thirty years with 'bail' at about five million.
The defendants were released on 'bail' at Cork District Court yesterday for sentencing on February 15.
Matysiak, who gave the court her mother's address in Axbridge Close, Park North, was released on 'bail' by the crown court so reports can be compiled on her.
I started to use my hands to 'bail' out the water
The rope-designed hinge 'bail' secures with a figure-eight safety catch.
This tweak usually involves grinding the boot as well as bending the toe 'bail' .
High 'bail' - reaching as much as $1 million - was imposed for those arrested by police.
The wedging action of this aluminum clamp and stainless steel 'bail' holds most sizes of two-conductor drop wire securely, but without damaging the wire.
The item may or may not be provided with a 'bail' handle and/or a spigot assembly.
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