bailey

• n. 城壁または柵；城の外庭
• n.（ベイリー）人名；（英）Bailey、Bailey（f.）；（ポルトガル）Baille；（仏）Bailey

ラテン語のbacula, rod, stickが語源で、語源的にはbachelorと同じ。 棒で囲まれた簡単な要塞、集落。

bailey (n.)

"wall enclosing an outer court," early 14c. (c. 1200 in Anglo-Latin), baylle, variant of bail, from Old French bail "stake, palisade, brace," which is of unknown origin, perhaps ultimately connected to Latin bacula "sticks," on notion of "stakes, palisade fence." Old Bailey, seat of Central Criminal Court in London, was so called because it stood within the ancient bailey of the city wall. The surname Bailey usually is from Old French bailli, a later form of baillif (see bailiff).

1. After the scandal was exposed，Dr Bailey committed suicide.

スキャンダルが発覚した後、ペレ博士は自殺した。

2.As applications，several identities of Rogers-Ramanujan type are demonstrated，especially，the concrete applications of（a，q，3）- Bailey pairs are given.

を例として、（a，q，3） Bailey といくつかのRogersRamanujan型恒等式の証明を与えた。

3.We had that man before us at the Old Bailey .'

私たちは古いベラーで会ったことがある」

4.Who made the Old Bailey a judge of beauty？

オールド?ベイラーをミスコンにしたのは誰ですか。

5.But there must be another line after 'the bells of Old Bailey '.

「オールド?ベレーの鐘」の後ろには、準保にもう一つの句がある。