/tə sɛt friː ɒn beɪl/ – Phrase
Definition: phóng thích có bảo lãnh.
A more thorough explanation: “To set free on bail” refers to the act of releasing a person from custody pending trial or other legal proceedings upon the posting of bail. Bail is a form of security, typically in the form of money or property, that is provided to the court to ensure the defendant’s appearance in court as required. When a person is set free on bail, they are allowed to leave custody under certain conditions, such as attending all court hearings, and may be subject to additional restrictions or requirements imposed by the court.
Example: The judge decided to set the defendant free on bail pending further investigation.