1. bind的动词过去式、过去分词

a.

1. 被缚住的；受束缚的
2. 装订好的，装有封面的[（+in）]
3. 非做不可的，有义务的[F][+to-v]
   I felt bound to mention it.

   我觉得非提到这一点不行。

4. 【口】下了决心的
5. 极可能的，必然的[F][+to-v]
   He's bound to notice your mistake.

   他必定会觉察到你的错误。

6. 便秘的
7. 【语】附着的（指字首，字尾之类的接辞，只有与其他字连接时才出现）

vi.

1. 跳跃；跳起
   He bounded to his feet and waved good-bye to his friends.

   他一跃而起，向朋友们挥手告别。

2. 弹回
   The ball bounded from the wall.

   球从墙上弹了回来。

vt.

1. 使跳跃
2. 使弹回

n.[C]

1. 跳跃
   My heart gave a violent bound.

   我的心猛跳了一下。

2. 弹回

a.

1. 正在前往的，打算前去的[（+for/to）]
   Where are you bound?

   你往哪儿去？

   That ship is bound for South America.

   那艘船是驶往南美的。

n.[C]

1. 边界；领域[P1]
2. 界限，范围[P1]
   We must put bounds to our spending.

   我们必须限制开支。

vt.

1. 与……接界；给……划界
   England is bounded in the south by the English Channel.

   英国南部以英吉利海峡为界。

2. 限制
   We should bound our desire by reason.

   我们应该以理智限制欲望。

vi.

1. 接壤[（+on）]

v.

n.

n.

1. a boundary.
2. a limitation or restriction.
   ▸technical a limiting value.

v.

1. form the boundary of.
2. restrict.

adj.

▸destined to have a particular experience:

they were bound for disaster.

adj.

1. (-bound) restricted or confined to or by a place or situation:
   his job kept him city-bound.
2. certain to be or to do or have something.
   ▸obliged to do something.
3. (-bound) (of a book) having a specified binding.
4. (of a grammatical element) occurring only in combination with another form.