/tə beɪl ɒn əˈpiːl/ – Phrase
Definition: bảo lãnh cho việc kháng cáo.
A more thorough explanation: “To bail on appeal” refers to the act of a defendant or appellant posting bail in order to be released from custody pending the outcome of an appeal in a legal case. This typically involves the defendant or appellant providing a sum of money or other form of security to the court as a guarantee that they will comply with the conditions of their release and appear for further court proceedings related to the appeal.
Example: The defendant decided to bail on appeal, choosing not to pursue further legal action in the higher court.