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выпускать на порукиБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > admit to bail
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1) Общая лексика: выпускать на поруки, выпустить на поруки, выпускать под залог, выпустить под залог, освободить под зало, освобождать под залог2) Юридический термин: освободить под поручительство, передавать на поруки, передать на поруки -
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/vt/ передавать... на поруки -
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передавати на поруки, визволяти під поручництво -
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kefaletle serbest bırakmak -
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kefaletle serbest bırakmak -
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v́ أفرج بكفالة عن -
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ослободува со кауција -
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libérer sous caution, mettre en liberté sous caution -
14 to admit to bail
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I 1. noun1) Kaution, die; (personal) Bürgschaft, diegrant somebody bail — jemandem die Freilassung gegen Kaution bewilligen
be [out] on bail — gegen Kaution auf freiem Fuß sein
put or release somebody on bail — jemanden gegen Kaution freilassen
2) (person[s] acting as surety) Bürge, der2. transitive verb1) (release) gegen Kaution freilassen2) (go bail for) bürgen fürII nounbail somebody out — jemanden gegen Bürgschaft freibekommen; (fig.) jemandem aus der Klemme helfen (ugs.)
(Cricket) Querstab, derIII transitive verb(scoop)bail [out] — ausschöpfen
Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/84415/bail_out">bail out* * *I 1. [beil] noun(a sum of money which is given to a court of law to get an untried prisoner out of prison until the time of his trial, and which acts as security for his return: bail of $500.) die Kaution- bail out2. See also:- bale outII [beil] noun(one of the cross-pieces laid on the top of the wicket in cricket.) der QuerstabIII see bale II* * *[beɪl]I. npolice \bail gegen Sicherheitsleistung von der Polizei gewährte Haftverschonungto grant \bail die Freilassung gegen Kaution gewährento jump \bail die Kaution verfallen lassen und fliehento release [or remand] sb on \bail jdn gegen [eine] Kaution freilassento set \bail at... die Kaution auf... festsetzenII. vi [Wasser] [aus]schöpfenIII. vt1. (remove)to \bail water Wasser [aus]schöpfen2. (release)▪ to \bail sb jdn gegen Kaution freilassen▪ to \bail sb jdn überfallen* * *I [beɪl]n (JUR)Kaution f, Sicherheitsleistung f (form)IIto grant/refuse bail — die Freilassung gegen Kaution bewilligen/verweigern
viSee:= baleIIIn2) (in stable) Trennstange f* * *bail1 [beıl] JURA s1. nur sg Bürge(n) m(pl):find bail sich (einen) Bürgen verschaffen2. Bürgschaft f, Sicherheitsleistung f, (Haft)Kaution f:admit to bail → B 2;a) → B 2,b) Sicherheitsleistung oder Kaution zulassen;be out on bail gegen Kaution auf freiem Fuß sein;forfeit one’s bail (besonders wegen Nichterscheinens vor Gericht) die Kaution verlieren;jump bail umg die Kaution sausen lassen;refuse bail die Freilassung gegen Kaution oder Sicherheitsleistung verweigern;he was released on bail of £10,000 er wurde gegen eine Kaution von 10 000 Pfund freigelassen;B v/t1. meist bail out jemandes Freilassung oder Entlassung aus der Untersuchungshaft gegen Kaution oder Sicherheitsleistung erwirken, jemanden gegen Kaution freibekommenbail2 [beıl]a) Wasser etc ausschöpfen,b) ein Boot ausschöpfenB v/ibail3 [beıl] s1. Bügel m, Henkel m, (Hand)Griff m2. Reif m, Halbreifen m (z. B. eines Planwagendaches)* * *I 1. noun1) Kaution, die; (personal) Bürgschaft, diebe [out] on bail — gegen Kaution auf freiem Fuß sein
put or release somebody on bail — jemanden gegen Kaution freilassen
2) (person[s] acting as surety) Bürge, der2. transitive verb1) (release) gegen Kaution freilassen2) (go bail for) bürgen fürII nounbail somebody out — jemanden gegen Bürgschaft freibekommen; (fig.) jemandem aus der Klemme helfen (ugs.)
(Cricket) Querstab, derIII transitive verbbail [out] — ausschöpfen
Phrasal Verbs:- bail out* * *n.Bürgschaft (Strafrecht) f.Haltevorrichtung f.Verpfändung f. -
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припускати, гадати; визнавати ( факт тощо); дозволяти; приймати ( доказ тощо); надавати право на посаду ( або привілей)- admit a conviction
- admit a fact
- admit affiliate
- admit against interest
- admit as true
- admit by conduct
- admit by demurrer
- admit evidence
- admit fault
- admit free
- admit goods free of duty
- admit guilt
- admit in evidence
- admit liability
- admit offence
- admit offense
- admit one's guilt
- admit one's mistake
- admit to
- admit to a case
- admit to a country
- admit to bail
- admit to bribing
- admit to citizenship
- admit to everything
- admit to membership
- admit to membership free
- admit to probate
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1) допускать3) признавать ( факт)4) позволять, разрешать•to admit a claim — признавать претензию, требование;
to admit a fact — признать факт;
to admit against interest — признать факт в ущерб собственным интересам;
to admit an offence — признаться в совершении преступления;
to admit by demurrer — признать факт возражением по поводу относимости к делу доводов противной стороны;
to admit expenses in general average — принять расходы на общую аварию;
to admit free — принять в члены без вступительного взноса;
to admit from necessity — допустить ( доказательство) по необходимости;
to admit guilt — признать вину, признать себя виновным;
to admit in evidence — допустить в качестве доказательства;
to admit liability — признать ( свою) ответственность;
to admit to bail — передать на поруки; освободить под поручительство;
to admit to citizenship — предоставить гражданство;
to admit to membership — принять в члены;
to admit to probate — признать ( судебным решением) истинность и юридическую силу завещания;
to admit to the bar — принять в адвокатуру;
to admit to the case — принять к рассмотрению версию по делу;
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phr.v. признава: He admitted to stealing the car Призна дека го украл автомобилот admit to bail ослободува со кауција -
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Ⅰbail [beɪl]1. n1) зало́г, поручи́тельство;to save ( или to surrender to) one's bail яви́ться в суд в назна́ченный срок ( о выпущенном на поруки)
;to forfeit one's bail не яви́ться в суд
2) поручи́тель;to grant ( или to accept, to allow, to take) bail, to admit ( или to hold, to let) to bail вы́пустить на пору́ки
;to give ( или to offer) bail найти́ себе́ поручи́теля
;to justify (as) bail под прися́гой подтверди́ть кредитоспосо́бность поручи́теля
Ⅱbail [beɪl] n1) перекла́дина ( в крикете)2) перегоро́дка ме́жду сто́йлами ( в конюшне)Ⅲbail [beɪl] vвыче́рпывать во́ду ( из лодки; тж. bail water out);to bail out a boat выче́рпывать во́ду из ло́дки
а) ав. разг. выбра́сываться, пры́гать с парашю́том;б):bail out of the difficulties выходи́ть из затрудни́тельного положе́ния
Ⅳbail [beɪl] nру́чка ( ведра или чайника) -
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