bound的语法

1. 有义务的
2. 被束缚的，被缚住的，受束缚的，受约束的
3. 正在前往的
4. 打算前去的
5. 装订好的，装有封面的
6. 下了决心的，非做不可的
7. 极可能的，必然的
8. 便秘的
9. 【文】附着的（和free相反）

1. 跳跃，蹦跳，跳起，弹跳
2. 范围
3. 弹回
4. 界限，边界，界线，限度
5. 领域，区域
6. 跃（进）
7. 边境，边界线内的领土
8. 冲

1. bind的过去式和过去分词

1. （使）弹回，反跳，弹起，跳开
2. ，限
3. （使）跳跃，跳起，跳跃着跑，跳跃前进
4. 接壤，与...接界，邻接
5. 形成…的边界，给…划界
6. 以...为界，指出...的范围

1. a line determining the limits of an area
2. the line or plane indicating the limit or extent of something
3. the greatest possible degree of something;

   "what he did was beyond the bounds of acceptable behavior"
   "to the limit of his ability"
   

4. a light, self-propelled movement upwards or forwards

1. confined by bonds;

   "bound and gagged hostages"
   

2. held with another element, substance or material in chemical or physical union
3. secured with a cover or binding; often used as a combining form;

   "bound volumes"
   "leather-bound volumes"
   

4. (usually followed by `to') governed by fate;

   "bound to happen"
   "an old house destined to be demolished"
   "he is destined to be famous"
   

5. covered or wrapped with a bandage;

   "the bandaged wound on the back of his head"
   "an injury bound in fresh gauze"
   

6. headed or intending to head in a certain direction; often used as a combining form as in `college-bound students';

   "children bound for school"
   "a flight destined for New York"
   

7. bound by an oath;

   "a bound official"
   

8. bound by contract
9. confined in the bowels;

   "he is bound in the belly"
   

1. move forward by leaps and bounds;

   "The horse bounded across the meadow"
   "The child leapt across the puddle"
   "Can you jump over the fence?"
   

2. form the boundary of; be contiguous to
3. place limits on (extent or access);

   "restrict the use of this parking lot"
   "limit the time you can spend with your friends"
   

4. spring back; spring away from an impact;

   "The rubber ball bounced"
   "These particles do not resile but they unite after they collide"
   

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2. bound在线翻译

2. 边界：退回邮件 (bounce message)暂时或永久性地无法将邮件传递到目标收件人时发送给电子邮件发件人的未送达回执.边界 (bound)允许值范围内的较大或较低.

3. bound的意思

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bound about( v.+adv. )

到处跳 jump off here and there
bound about

The dog was bounding about.

那条狗到处乱跳。

bound away( v.+adv. )

跳跃着离开 move by leaps
bound away

The little boy bounded away.

那个小男孩跳着跑开。

bound back( v.+adv. )

弹回; 跳跃前进 bounce; move by leaps
bound back

The ball struck the wall and bounded back to me.

球碰到墙又向我弹回来。

Inflation will bound back upwards next year.

明年通货膨胀将重新加剧。

bound down¹( v.+adv. )

跳下 jump down
bound down

Big rocks were bounding down.

巨石从上面滚下来。

bound down²( v.+prep. )

沿…滚下 roll down
bound down sth

The balls were bounding down the step.

球由台阶上滚下来。

bound from( v.+prep. )

从…跳,从…弹回 bounce from; move by leaps
bound from sth

Goats can bound from rock to rock.

山羊能从一块石头跳到另一块石头上。

The ball bounded from the wall.

球从墙上弹回。

bound on( v.+prep. )

扑向 jump to sb
bound on sth

The leopard bounded on the prey.

那只豹扑向猎物。

bound off( v.+adv. )

跳开 jump away
bound off

Goats were bounding off in all directions.

山羊跳着四下逃散。

bound up( v.+prep. )

跃上 move by leaps
bound up sth

He bounded up the step with vigour.

他精神十足地跳上一级台阶。

bound with( v.+prep. )

因…跳动 leap for (some) reason
bound with sth

Her heart bounded with joy.

她的心高兴得怦怦直跳。

beyond the bounds of

超出…的范围 exceed the limits

by leaps and bounds

见leap条。

know no bounds

不知限量 can not be limited

out of bounds to

禁止某人入内 (of a place) not to be entered or visited (by sb)

bound up in

忙于某事的,热衷于某事物的 very busy with sth

bound up with

与某事物关系密切的 closely connected with sth

I'll be bound

我确信 I feel sure

• A band of war Has for two days been ready boune.

  出自：Sir W. Scott

• He shall..bound his Reign With earth's wide bounds.

  出自：Milton

• His views were not bounded by any narrow ideas of expediency.

  出自：A. B. Jameson

• ☆ 1580年左右进入英语，直接源自法语的bondir，意为回声，响应；最初源自古法语的bondir，意为跳跃。