bound是什么意思

音标:英 [baʊnd]美 [baʊnd]

跃, 回跳, 范围, 边界a. 受约束的, 装有封面的, 有义务的, 关联的, 被束缚的, 准备去...的, 便秘的vi. 跳跃, 弹起vt. 使跳, 限制, 形成...的疆界bind过去式和过去分词[计] 装订的

v. form the boundary of; be contiguous to
a. confined by bonds
a. held with another element, substance or material in chemical or physical union
a. secured with a cover or binding; often used as a combining form

bound的用法和例句：

1. Into the flame bound by blood, bound by darkness.

送入火焰 被鮮血束縛 被黑暗束縛

2. This situation is the culmination of his lack of virtue, so he's bound to feel that it's his own fault, he's bound to feel guilty, and it's bound to give rise to a great deal of selfquestioning.

他认为这是臣民对他 缺乏德行这一积怨的爆发 所以他认为这都是他的错 他也必然会有负罪感 这事也必然让他拷问自己

3. One bound around the wrist, the other bound around the ankles.

一串系在手腕 另一串系在脚踝

4. We don't believe in keeping anyone bound that doesn't want to be bound, so, we wish them well.

我们对不想留下的人 从不强留 所以 我们告别祝好

5. Even though I am writing them with bound hands, it's still better than if my will were bound.

尽管我写字的双手被束缚着 但这还是比自由意志被束缚要好

6. I consider myself bound, but you should not.

我会受其约束 而你不必这么做

7. I don't like that you're bound here any more than you do.

我比你更不乐见你被困在这里

8. We're bound to mess up once in a while.

我们偶尔会搞砸 在所难免

9. She wasn't bound, but the other two were.

她没有被绑 但另外两个人被绑了

10. He bound to you, and you transformed.

他附在你身上 然后你就变身了