[transitive]
(Law 法律) to release sb on bail
（某人）获准保释◆He was bailed to appear in court on 15 March.
他获得保释，3 月 15 日到庭候审。
●ˌbail ˈout (of sth) (BrE spelling also bale out (of sth)) (also bail, especially in NAmE, informal )
(Law 法律) to stop doing or taking part in sth because it is difficult or unpleasant
撒手不管；放弃◆When the companies merged, several key people decided to bail (out).
公司合并时，几位关键人物决定撒手不管。●ˌbail sb ˈoutto pay sb's bail for them
保释（某人）●ˌbail sb/sth ˈout (of sth) (BrE spelling also bale sb/sth out (of sth)) to rescue sb/sth from a difficult situation
（从困境中）解救◆The government had to bail the company out of financial difficulty.
政府不得不帮助这公司度过经济难关。  ➡  bailout