bail
ജാമ്യം
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'
noun
ജാമം
example
Close and snap the carriage latch, and pull the 'bail' arm back.
The appellants were released on 'bail' having spent approximately 7 months in custody.
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.
I would think they should set a bail - probably the bail schedule calls for a $1 million 'bail' .
He is free on $3 million 'bail' but must attend the court hearings daily.
The double wire and wood 'bail' handle makes the Casserole Carrier Basket easy to pass even when the pan is hot out of the oven.
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.
The 'bail' handle can be created with an old coat hanger or other scrap of wire.
The paper 'bail' will be moved back to grip the paper against the platen.
I think it was made clear that after their arrest they were on bail and their 'bail' conditions prevented them having any contact with her.
These rugged buckets feature a reinforced 'bail' attachment.
he has been released on 'bail'
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.
I started to use my hands to 'bail' out the water
Wire 'bail' holds roof cover securely in place.
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.
His family today confirmed they cannot pay the five million drachma 'bail' money which has been set by the judges presiding over his case.
If not, it will catch on the 'bail' arm as it advances.
Two days later he was spotted again at the tournament and taken into custody, his 'bail' set at $2 million.
the first priority is to 'bail' out the boat with buckets
students will 'bail' up Canberrans on Friday for donations for the Royal Blind Society
The rope-designed hinge 'bail' secures with a figure-eight safety catch.
He said he'll sentence Mathis to thirty years with 'bail' at about five million.
When it's open, a wire 'bail' secures the blade in the open position.
I started to use my hands to 'bail' out the water
The 'bail' secures with a snap closure.
It has a one piece metal ring around the parameter in which the 'bail' is connected.
High 'bail' - reaching as much as $1 million - was imposed for those arrested by police.
Johannes allegedly has a history of petty crime and was out on 'bail' awaiting court proceedings against him.
This protruding surface on the 'bail' arm serves to keep the line in contact with the line roller even in slack line fishing such as vertical jigging.
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