bailment

n.

（通常指某一特定目的的）财产寄托；

1. she was under arrest because of stealing but gained bailment later.
   她因偷窃店铺商品被捕，但后来得到保释。
2. Remote mountain woods is the Elunchun people's bailment of life and sentiment.
   深山密林是鄂伦春人生命与情感的寄托。
3. The relationship between pledgor and pledgee is regarded by the law as a bailment.
   出质人和质权人之间的关系被认为一种委托关系。

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