Definition
Definition of bailable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
offenseTECH. for which bail is permittedTECH.
- The crime was considered bailable by the court.
2.
legalTECH. eligible for release on bailTECH.
- The judge declared the defendant bailable.
Origin of bailable
Latin, baiulare (to bear a burden)
Examples of bailable in a sentence
His lawyer argued it was a bailable charge. His crime was minor, so he was bailable. The suspect was considered bailable by the court.
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- French:cautionnable, libérable sous caution, ...
- German:kautionierbar, kautionsfähig, ...
- Italian:cauzionabile, ...
- Spanish:con derecho a fianza, susceptible de fianza, ...
- Portuguese:passível de fiança, fiançável, ...
- Chinese:可保释的, 可获得保释的, ...
- Japanese:保釈可能な, 保釈が許される, ...
- Arabic:قَابِل لِلكَفَالَة, قابِل لِلإِفْراج بِكَفالة, ...
- Hebrew:שֶׁנִּתָּן לְשַׁחְרֵר בְּעַרְבוּת, נִתָּן לְשִׁחְרוּר בְּעֲרָבוֹת, ...
- Russian:подлежащий залогу, подлежащий освобождению под залог, ...
- Ukrainian:підлягаючий заставі, ...
- Hindi:जमानती, जमानत पर, ...
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