bound
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/baʊnd/
🇬🇧
/baʊnd/
adjective
B2
very likely to happen
These problems were bound to happen.
这些问题注定会发生。
C1
forced to do something by a rule or agreement
You are bound by the contract to pay on time.
根据合同规定，您必须按时付款。
R
unable to move or work normally because of something
Strike-bound travelers face long delays.
受罢工影响的旅客面临长时间延误。
R
going to a particular place
The Paris-bound train leaves soon.
开往巴黎的列车即将出发。
intransitive verb
R
to jump or run with big steps
The dogs bounded ahead happily.
狗儿们欢快地向前跳跃。
R
to form the edge or limit of something
The field was bound by a fence on all sides.
这片田地四周都被栅栏围住。
noun
R
a big jump
The dog made a big bound over the fence.
那只狗一个大跳越过了栅栏。
translation
极有可能发生的, 受规则或协议约束的, 受束缚的, 前往某地的
跳跃, 形成边界
大跳
词形变化
3rd Present
bounds
Progressive
bounding
Past
bounded
Plural
bounds
Perfect
bounded