Word
bailor
/ˈbeɪlɝː/
noun
寄托人
a person who delivers personal property to a bailee under a bailment
法律用语
- 1.
One who bails property; one who places property in the hands of another (called a bailee) for safekeeping.
将财产寄托给他人(称为受托人)保管的人。
- 2.
the person who delivers personal property (goods or money) in trust to the bailee in a bailment
在寄托中将个人财产(货物或金钱)交给受托人的人
将财产寄托给他人(称为受托人)保管的人。；在寄托中将个人财产(货物或金钱)交给受托人的人；寄托人；[经] 寄托人；委托人
In use
When the bailor gives goods to the bailee, a bailment is created.
The bailor retained the right to recall the property at any time.
In a bailment for repair, the bailor expects the item to be returned in good condition.
the + bailor + [verb]
主语位置，常与表示交付的动词连用。
The bailor delivered the goods to the bailee.
寄托人将货物交付给受托人。
bailor of + [noun]
表示被寄托物品的所有者。
The bailor of the artwork retained ownership.
艺术品的寄托人保留了所有权。
between bailor and bailee
固定搭配，指双方关系。
Connections
Learner notes
Learn the forms together
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