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bailing
UK
/ˈbeɪlɪŋ/
US
/ˈbeɪlɪŋ/
bailing out
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bailing
noun
bailings
pl
откачка
The bailing of water from the boat was necessary to keep it afloat.
Откачка воды из лодки была необходима, чтобы она оставалась на плаву.
выкуп
The bailing of the prisoner was set at a high amount.
Выкуп заключенного был установлен на высокую сумму.
Synonyms
emptying
removal
extraction
draining
bailing
gerund / present participle
UK
/ˈbeɪlɪŋ/
US
/ˈbeɪlɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe tools, equipment, or situations that perform or involve the act of bailing.
Synonyms
bailing out
pumping out
dewatering
scooping out
jumping ship
retreating
evacuating
escaping
withdrawing
departing
leaving
deserting
abandoning
bail
verb
bailing
Gerund
bailed
Past Simple
bailed
Past Participle
bailing
Gerund
UK
/beɪl/
US
/beɪl/
вычерпывать
We need to bail the water out of the boat.
Нам нужно вычерпывать воду из лодки.
вносить залог
He had to bail his friend out of jail.
Ему пришлось вносить залог, чтобы вытащить друга из тюрьмы.
сматываться
He decided to bail when things got tough.
Он решил сматываться, когда дела пошли плохо.
Additional translations
не выполнять обязательства
отводить воду
Synonyms
free
extricate
discharge
liberate
release
Definitions
bailing
noun
The act of removing water from a boat by scooping it out with a container.
The crew spent hours bailing to keep the boat from sinking during the storm.
The process of securing the release of a person from jail by providing bail.
After the hearing, the lawyer focused on the bailing of his client.
The act of suddenly abandoning or withdrawing from an activity, commitment, or location.
Her constant bailing from group projects frustrated her teammates.
bailing
gerund / present participle
Engaged in or involving the action of removing water, securing release on bail, or abandoning something.
The crew grabbed a bailing bucket and set to work.
bail
verb
To remove water from a boat by scooping it out.
We had to bail the water out of the boat to prevent it from sinking.
To release someone from jail by providing bail money.
His family decided to bail him out after he was arrested.
To abandon a situation or activity, often abruptly.
She decided to bail on the meeting because she had a prior commitment.
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