Thread: "I do bail on you"

What's this suppose to mean? HELP! thanks

ASAP please

What is the context?

If the context has to do with jails, arrests, etc., then it would mean "I will post a bail bond so that you can get out of custody prior to your conviction and sentencing."

Another possibility is that it refers to abandoning another person, especially at a time of great need. The word "bail" in that case would come from "to bail out" (to exit an airplane in an emergency by using a parachute).

to bail on (someone) = dejar abandonado (generalmente a ultima hora)
dejar plantada/o.

pero ojo! porque on bail también es "bajo fianza"

Como dice Thomas, depende del contexto. Contanos de qué se trata.
Saludos