"bondsman" 怎么发音

word

BAHNDZ-muhn

释义

A bondsman is a person who promises to pay money or provide security to guarantee someone else’s appearance in court, usually as part of a bail process. Historically, the term can also mean someone who is legally bound to serve another person, but in modern usage, it almost always refers to bail guarantees.

IPA 音标

美式英语

ˈbɒndzmən

英式英语

bˈɒndzmən

简化发音

美式

BAHNDZ-muhn

英式

BAHNDZ-muhn

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A bondsman can help pay your bail if you are arrested.

The court required a bondsman before releasing the defendant.

He called a bondsman late at night for help.

Without a bondsman, he would’ve spent the weekend in jail.