英语词汇“bound”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	bound
释义	Contents adjective (4) bound (CERTAIN) bound (FORCED) bound (FASTENED) bound (DIRECTION) verb (3) bound (JUMP) bound (BORDER) bound (TIE) noun (2) bound (JUMP) bound (LIMIT) suffix (3) -bound (DIRECTION) -bound (PREVENTING LEAVING) -bound (COVERED) Contents adjective (4) bound (CERTAIN) bound (TIED) bound (FORCED) bound (TOWARD) verb (2) bound (LIMIT) bound (JUMP) noun (1) bound (JUMP) Contents adjective (2) bound (1) bound (2) English American Business boundadjective uk/baʊnd/us/baʊnd/ bound adjective (CERTAIN) B2 [ after verb ] certain or extremely likely to happen: [ + to infinitive ] You're bound to forget people's names occasionally. You're bound to feel nervous about your interview. These two young musicians are bound for international success (= are certain to be successful). be bound and determined US to be seriously intending to do something: They are bound and determined to build their own house someday. I'll be bound UK old-fashioned I am certain: He's in the pub, I'll be bound. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Certainty (as) clear as day idiom (as) sure as eggs is eggs idiom and that's flat! idiom assured assuredly bet cut and dried decided decidedly definite definitely doubt indeed natch pronounced proof positive seal set/put the seal on sth idiom shadow signed and sealed idiom See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Strong-willed Confidence & self-assurance bound adjective (FORCED) [ after verb, + , to, infinitive ] having a moral or legal duty to do something: The company is bound by a special agreement to involve the union in important decisions. She feels (duty)-bound to tell him everything. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Duty, obligation and responsibility accountable answer for sb/sth answer for sth answer to sb answerable brother commitment fail I am not my brother's keeper idiom in the hot seat idiom incharge *it's your* own lookout idiom job portfolio responsible risk** saddle sb with sth social contract stick stick sb with sth See more results » bound adjective (FASTENED) tied with rope, cord, string, etc.: We found the girl bound and gagged. (of a book) having a cover made of paper, leather, or other material: The book was bound in shiny green leather. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Lack of freedom to act be in bondage to sth idiom be locked in sth bondage bound boxed in hand lock option paralysis paralytic qualified regimented sb's hands are tied idiom tether thumb tie tool tyranny *under sb's* thumb** idiom under the heel of sth/sb idiom See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Covering and adding layers bound adjective (DIRECTION) C1 [ after verb ] going to: She was on a plane bound for Moscow when she got sick. boundverb uk/baʊnd/us/baʊnd/ bound verb (JUMP) [ I usually + adv/prep ] to move quickly with large jumping movements bound verb (BORDER) [ T usually passive ] to mark or form the limits of: The town is bounded on one side by a river. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Territorial boundaries border boundary checkpoint frontier no-man's-land state line the Iron Curtain the Mason-Dixon Line bound verb (TIE) past simple and past participle of bind verb Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Fastening and tying attach be locked together idiom *board sth* up bolt bow 1 buckle buckle up bundle ligature mount nail put sth up reef knot rivet rope screw tie truss tying yoke See more results » boundnoun uk/baʊnd/us/baʊnd/ bound noun (JUMP) [ C ] a quick, long jump: With one bound the dog was over the fence. bound noun (LIMIT) bounds [ plural ] legal or social limits: The committee felt that newspaper coverage of the murder went beyond reasonable bounds. What you did was beyond/outside the bounds of acceptable behaviour. His desire for political power apparently knows no bounds (= seems to be unlimited). Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Range and limits all the way to idiom ambit band boundary breadth catchment area condition limited meta- narrow narrowly parameter range spread stricture string strings attached idiom term the gamut threshold See more results » Idiom(s) out of bounds -boundsuffix uk/ -baʊnd/us/ -baʊnd/ -bound suffix (DIRECTION) travelling in the stated direction: Northbound traffic is moving very slowly because of the accident. US The line did not close completely, but inbound and outbound trains (= trains which were arriving and leaving) had to share one of the two tracks near the station. -bound suffix (PREVENTING LEAVING) (causing people to be) unable to leave a place because of an unwanted condition:** During his long illness he was completely housebound (= he could not leave the house). She has been wheelchair-bound for several years. The airport was completely fogbound (= covered by fog). Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Lack of freedom to act be in bondage to sth idiom be locked in sth bondage bound boxed in hand lock option paralysis paralytic qualified regimented sb's hands are tied idiom tether thumb tie tool tyranny *under sb's* thumb** idiom under the heel of sth/sb idiom See more results » -bound suffix (COVERED) used to describe a book that is covered or held together in the stated way: a leather-bound book a spiral-bound notebook used to describe clothes or other objects that have edges covered in the stated way: leather-bound cuffs Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Covering and adding layers asphalt bestrew binder blanket blindfold carpet coat film film over fur gild *gum sth* up inlay lag pad proof resurface seal swathe whitewash See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Decorating or making something attractive bound us/bɑʊnd/ bound (TIE) past simple and past participle of bind boundadjective us/bɑʊnd/ bound adjective (CERTAIN) [ not gradable ] certain or extremely likely to happen: [ + to infinitive ] You’re bound to feel nervous about your interview. bound adjective (TIED) [ not gradable ] tied tightly or fastened: Several of the prisoners had been bound. bound adjective (FORCED) having a moral or legal duty to do something: She is not legally bound to pay the debts, but she has agreed to do it anyway. bound adjective (TOWARD) [ not gradable ] traveling in the direction of: She was on a plane bound for Fairbanks. fig. These two young musicians are bound for success. boundverb us/bɑʊnd/ bound verb (LIMIT) [ T ] to mark or form the limits of: The town is bounded on one side by a river. bound verb (JUMP) [ I always + adv/prep ] to move quickly with large, jumping movements: A deer bounded across the road. boundnoun [ C ] /bɑʊnd/ bound noun [ C ] (JUMP) a quick, large jump: With one bound the dog was over the fence. boundadjective uk/baʊnd/us [ after noun ] LAW having a legal duty to do something: be bound to do sth Because of international treaty obligations, the Government is legally bound to consider every asylum claim. be bound by sth Many government agencies are bound by a federal order to adequately serve speakers of other languages or risk losing funding. [ before noun ] COMMERCE kept at or below an agreed or allowed level: a bound level/rate/tariff Overall, the percentage of developed countries' imports of industrial goods under bound rates rose from 94% to 99%. Compare** bind
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