Aviation Emergency Procedures

noun the act of releasing a person or property from legal custody by providing security or guarantee

verb to secure the release of a person or property by providing security or guarantee

preposition used to indicate the action of releasing someone or something from legal custody

• The government decided to provide a financial bail out to the struggling company.
• I had to bail out my friend when he got into trouble with the law.
• I can't believe I had to bail out my brother again, he's always getting into trouble.
• She had to bail out of the project because it was taking up too much of her time.

verb to turn off or deactivate a device or appliance

• Please remember to switch off all electronic devices before takeoff.
• Hey, can you switch off the TV? It's too loud.
• I always switch off my phone during meetings to avoid distractions.
• It's important to switch off from work and take time for yourself.