bail
ಜಾಮೀನು
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'
ಜಾಮೀನಿನ ಮೇಲೆ ಬಿಡು
noun
ಜಾಮೀನು
example
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.
When it is difficult to open the paper 'bail' because of the position of the print head, close the printer.
The men are expected to be retried, although Cazares has been free on $1 million 'bail' since August.
Preferably, the 'bail' holds the retaining arm in spaced relationship to the cylindrical body so that the captured tress of hair is not crushed.
When it's open, a wire 'bail' secures the blade in the open position.
A Kirkwall man was released on 'bail' from Kirkwall Sheriff Court on Tuesday after pleading guilty to assault and breach of the peace.
In the closed position, this cone locking 'bail' secures the traffic cones and retains them on the cone support bail for transporting.
Players of the machine can control, for example, a character who stands in a pit in the pouring rain and has to 'bail' water with a bucket or drown.
If choosing a front rest indicator make sure it is a type that works well with an open 'bail' arm.
Made of highly figured mahogany it retains its original large brass 'bail' handles and keyhole escutcheons.
A wire 'bail' holds the detachable battery compartment cover in place.
A child or young person may be either released on 'bail' or remanded to local authority accommodation.
He is free on £1.87 million 'bail' and at an ‘undisclosed location’, believed to be in Las Vegas.
He was charged with sexual abuse and freed on £1.87 million 'bail' .
Wire 'bail' holds roof cover securely in place.
Pull the 'bail' arm toward the front of the printer.
The vast majority of the defendants pleaded not guilty and were released on 'bail' with strict conditions.
High 'bail' - reaching as much as $1 million - was imposed for those arrested by police.
I would think they should set a bail - probably the bail schedule calls for a $1 million 'bail' .
It has a one piece metal ring around the parameter in which the 'bail' is connected.
Howley was charged with the first of these alleged offences on Friday - two days after he was released on 'bail' from Kirkwall Sheriff Court for a catalogue of admitted crimes.
A unique latch mechanism with a safety 'bail' secures the tub and undercarriage to the drawbar and remains flush with or recessed within the undercarriage.
We find the most popular compromise between what was and what will be is the simple 'bail' handle, usually in an antique finish.
He was later arrested and is in prison with 'bail' set at three million euros.
drawers fitted with brass 'bail' handles
He has pleaded not guilty and is free on almost €3 million 'bail' .
They have a lift ring on the top and a 'bail' handle for use on the cook fire.
the first priority is to 'bail' out the boat with buckets
By Friday, he had not lodged security for his R2 million 'bail' and remained confined to his plush home.
The 'bail' holds the lantern burner and ventilator on the globe cage.
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