bailed
v.v. to help someone get out of a difficult situation, often by paying money or providing support. You use this when you rescue someone from trouble.
v. to relieve someone of a debt, obligation, or difficult situation; to provide financial assistance to secure release from custody.
Her friend bailed her out of jail.
He bailed his brother out of trouble by paying the fine immediately.
The central bank bailed out the failing financial institutions to prevent a wider economic collapse.
The verb is transitive and typically takes a direct object, often followed by 'out' when referring to release from custody or difficulty.
bailed out himbailed him outWhen using a pronoun object with the separable phrasal verb 'bail out', the pronoun must go between the verb and the particle.