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Sinónimos de "bound" en inglés

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bound:

bound adj.

  1. bound
    obliged; obligatory; committed; bound
  2. bound
    bound; committed; tied
  3. bound
    – confined by bonds 1
    bound
    – confined by bonds 1
    • bound adj.
      • bound and gagged hostages1
  4. bound
    – secured with a cover or binding; often used as a combining form 1
    bound
    – secured with a cover or binding; often used as a combining form 1
    • bound adj.
      • bound volumes1
      • leather-bound volumes1
  5. bound
    – (usually followed by `to') governed by fate 1
    bound; destined
    – (usually followed by `to') governed by fate 1
    • bound adj.
      • bound to happen1
    • destined adj.
      • an old house destined to be demolished1
      • he is destined to be famous1
  6. bound
    – confined in the bowels 1
    bound
    – confined in the bowels 1
    • bound adj.
      • he is bound in the belly1
  7. bound
    – held with another element, substance or material in chemical or physical union 1
    bound
    – held with another element, substance or material in chemical or physical union 1
  8. bound
    – bound by contract 1
    bound; articled; indentured; apprenticed
    – bound by contract 1
  9. bound
    – headed or intending to head in a certain direction; often used as a combining form as in `college-bound students' 1
    bound; destined
    – headed or intending to head in a certain direction; often used as a combining form as in `college-bound students' 1
    • bound adj.
      • children bound for school1
    • destined adj.
      • a flight destined for New York1
  10. bound
    – covered or wrapped with a bandage 1
    bound; bandaged
    – covered or wrapped with a bandage 1
    • bound adj.
      • an injury bound in fresh gauze1
    • bandaged adj.
      • the bandaged wound on the back of his head1
  11. bound
    – bound by an oath 1
    bound
    – bound by an oath 1
    • bound adj.
      • a bound official1
  12. bound
    – Limited in performance or speed; for example, an input/output-bound system is limited by the speed of its input and output devices (keyboard, disk drives, and so on), even though the processor or program is capable of performing at a higher rate. 2
    bound
    – Limited in performance or speed; for example, an input/output-bound system is limited by the speed of its input and output devices (keyboard, disk drives, and so on), even though the processor or program is capable of performing at a higher rate. 2
  13. bound
    – Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of a file that can be managed using the source control features in tools such as Visual Studio and Expression Blend. 2
    bound
    – Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of a file that can be managed using the source control features in tools such as Visual Studio and Expression Blend. 2

to bound verbo (bounds, bounded, bounding)

  1. to bound
    to bound; to enclose; to limit; to surround; to end
    • bound verbo (bounds, bounded, bounding)
    • enclose verbo (encloses, enclosed, enclosing)
    • limit verbo (limits, limited, limiting)
    • surround verbo (surrounds, surrounded, surrounding)
    • end verbo (ends, ended, ending)
  2. to bound
    – place limits on (extent or access) 1
    to bound; to confine; restrict; to restrain; to limit; to throttle; trammel
    – place limits on (extent or access) 1
    • bound verbo (bounds, bounded, bounding)
    • confine verbo (confines, confined, confining)
    • restrict verbo
      • restrict the use of this parking lot1
    • restrain verbo (restrains, restrained, restraining)
    • limit verbo (limits, limited, limiting)
      • limit the time you can spend with your friends1
    • throttle verbo (throttles, throttled, throttling)
    • trammel verbo
  3. to bound
    – spring back; spring away from an impact 1
    to bound; to spring; to bounce; to rebound; to recoil; to reverberate; to ricochet; take a hop; resile
    – spring back; spring away from an impact 1
    • bound verbo (bounds, bounded, bounding)
    • spring verbo (springs, sprang, springing)
    • bounce verbo (bounces, bounced, bouncing)
      • The rubber ball bounced1
    • rebound verbo (rebounds, rebounded, rebounding)
    • recoil verbo (recoils, recoiled, recoiling)
    • reverberate verbo (reverberates, reverberated, reverberating)
    • ricochet verbo (ricochets, ricocheted, ricocheting)
    • take a hop verbo
    • resile verbo
      • These particles do not resile but they unite after they collide1
  4. to bound
    – move forward by leaps and bounds 1
    to bound; to spring; to leap; to jump
    – move forward by leaps and bounds 1
    • bound verbo (bounds, bounded, bounding)
      • The horse bounded across the meadow1
    • spring verbo (springs, sprang, springing)
    • leap verbo (leaps, leapt, leaping)
      • The child leapt across the puddle1
    • jump verbo (jumps, jumped, jumping)
      • Can you jump over the fence?1
  5. to bound
    – form the boundary of; be contiguous to 1
    to bound; to border
    – form the boundary of; be contiguous to 1
    • bound verbo (bounds, bounded, bounding)
    • border verbo (borders, bordered, bordering)

Conjugaciones de bound:

present
  1. bound
  2. bound
  3. bounds
  4. bound
  5. bound
  6. bound
simple past
  1. bounded
  2. bounded
  3. bounded
  4. bounded
  5. bounded
  6. bounded
present perfect
  1. have bounded
  2. have bounded
  3. has bounded
  4. have bounded
  5. have bounded
  6. have bounded
past continuous
  1. was bounding
  2. were bounding
  3. was bounding
  4. were bounding
  5. were bounding
  6. were bounding
future
  1. shall bound
  2. will bound
  3. will bound
  4. shall bound
  5. will bound
  6. will bound
continuous present
  1. am bounding
  2. are bounding
  3. is bounding
  4. are bounding
  5. are bounding
  6. are bounding
subjunctive
  1. be bounded
  2. be bounded
  3. be bounded
  4. be bounded
  5. be bounded
  6. be bounded
diverse
  1. bound!
  2. let's bound!
  5. bounded
  6. bounding
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

bound

  1. bound
    bound
  2. bound
    in duty bound; bound; obliged

bound [the ~] sustantivo

  1. the bound
    – a light, self-propelled movement upwards or forwards 1
    the bound; the spring; the leap; the bounce; the leaping; the saltation
    – a light, self-propelled movement upwards or forwards 1
  2. the bound
    – the greatest possible degree of something 1
    the bound; the boundary; the limit
    – the greatest possible degree of something 1
    • bound [the ~] sustantivo
      • what he did was beyond the bounds of acceptable behavior1
    • boundary [the ~] sustantivo
    • limit [the ~] sustantivo
      • to the limit of his ability1
  3. the bound
    – the line or plane indicating the limit or extent of something 1
    the bound; the boundary; the bounds
    – the line or plane indicating the limit or extent of something 1
  4. the bound
    – a line determining the limits of an area 1
    the bound; the edge; the boundary
    – a line determining the limits of an area 1
  5. the bound
    – The upper or lower limit in a permitted range of values. 2
    the bound
    – The upper or lower limit in a permitted range of values. 2
    • bound [the ~] sustantivo
  6. the bound
    – The size and location of an object. 2
    the bound
    – The size and location of an object. 2
    • bound [the ~] sustantivo

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Definiciones relacionadas de "bound":

  1. confined by bonds1
    • bound and gagged hostages1
  2. secured with a cover or binding; often used as a combining form1
    • bound volumes1
    • leather-bound volumes1
  3. (usually followed by `to') governed by fate1
    • bound to happen1
  4. confined in the bowels1
    • he is bound in the belly1
  5. held with another element, substance or material in chemical or physical union1
  6. bound by contract1
  7. headed or intending to head in a certain direction; often used as a combining form as in `college-bound students'1
    • children bound for school1
  8. covered or wrapped with a bandage1
    • an injury bound in fresh gauze1
  9. bound by an oath1
    • a bound official1
  10. a light, self-propelled movement upwards or forwards1
  11. the greatest possible degree of something1
    • what he did was beyond the bounds of acceptable behavior1
  12. the line or plane indicating the limit or extent of something1
  13. a line determining the limits of an area1
  14. place limits on (extent or access)1
  15. spring back; spring away from an impact1
  16. move forward by leaps and bounds1
    • The horse bounded across the meadow1
  17. form the boundary of; be contiguous to1
  18. Limited in performance or speed; for example, an input/output-bound system is limited by the speed of its input and output devices (keyboard, disk drives, and so on), even though the processor or program is capable of performing at a higher rate.2
  19. The upper or lower limit in a permitted range of values.2
  20. The size and location of an object.2
  21. Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of a file that can be managed using the source control features in tools such as Visual Studio and Expression Blend.2

bound forma de bind:

to bind verbo (binds, binding)

  1. to bind
    to bind; to tie; to tie up; to bind fast; pinion; to fasten; to bind up; to join
    • bind verbo (binds, binding)
    • tie verbo (ties, tied, tying)
    • tie up verbo (ties up, tied up, tying up)
    • bind fast verbo (binds fast, binding fast)
    • pinion verbo
    • fasten verbo (fastens, fastened, fastening)
    • bind up verbo (binds up, binding up)
    • join verbo (joins, joined, joining)
  2. to bind
    to connect; to bind; to knot; to tie together
    • connect verbo (connects, connected, connecting)
    • bind verbo (binds, binding)
    • knot verbo (knots, knotted, knotting)
    • tie together verbo (ties together, tied together, tying together)
  3. to bind
    to bind; to tie together; to bind together; to tie
    • bind verbo (binds, binding)
    • tie together verbo (ties together, tied together, tying together)
    • bind together verbo (binds together, binding together)
    • tie verbo (ties, tied, tying)
  4. to bind
    to demarcate; to put under seal; to seal; to stop up; to close; to shut; to fence off; to bind; to plug
    • demarcate verbo (demarcates, demarcated, demarcating)
    • put under seal verbo (puts under seal, put under seal, putting under seal)
    • seal verbo (seals, sealed, sealing)
    • stop up verbo (stops up, stopped up, stopping up)
    • close verbo (closes, closed, closing)
    • shut verbo (shuts, shut, shutting)
    • fence off verbo (fences off, fenced off, fencing off)
    • bind verbo (binds, binding)
    • plug verbo (plugs, plugged, plugging)
  5. to bind
    to tie; to bind; to lash
    • tie verbo (ties, tied, tying)
    • bind verbo (binds, binding)
    • lash verbo (lashes, lashed, lashing)
  6. to bind
    to button; to knot; to tie; to tie on; to bind together; to attach; to button up; to bind; to tie up; to tie together; to fix; to fasten
    • button verbo (buttons, buttoned, buttoning)
    • knot verbo (knots, knotted, knotting)
    • tie verbo (ties, tied, tying)
    • tie on verbo (ties on, tied on, tying on)
    • bind together verbo (binds together, binding together)
    • attach verbo (attaches, attached, attaching)
    • button up verbo (buttons up, buttoned up, buttoning up)
    • bind verbo (binds, binding)
    • tie up verbo (ties up, tied up, tying up)
    • tie together verbo (ties together, tied together, tying together)
    • fix verbo (fixes, fixed, fixing)
    • fasten verbo (fastens, fastened, fastening)
  7. to bind
    to tie; to tie up; to join; to fasten; to bind
    • tie verbo (ties, tied, tying)
    • tie up verbo (ties up, tied up, tying up)
    • join verbo (joins, joined, joining)
    • fasten verbo (fastens, fastened, fastening)
    • bind verbo (binds, binding)
  8. to bind
    to combine; to put together; to add; to mix; to bind
    • combine verbo (combines, combined, combining)
    • put together verbo (puts together, put together, putting together)
    • add verbo (adds, added, adding)
    • mix verbo (mixes, mixed, mixing)
    • bind verbo (binds, binding)
  9. to bind
    to seize; to jam; to bind
    • seize verbo (seizes, seized, seizing)
    • jam verbo (jams, jammed, jamming)
    • bind verbo (binds, binding)
  10. to bind
    – cause to be constipated 1
    to bind; constipate
    – cause to be constipated 1
    • bind verbo (binds, binding)
    • constipate verbo
      • These foods tend to constipate you1
  11. to bind
    – form a chemical bond with 1
    to bind
    – form a chemical bond with 1
    • bind verbo (binds, binding)
      • The hydrogen binds the oxygen1
  12. to bind
    – bind by an obligation; cause to be indebted 1
    to hold; to oblige; to bind; obligate
    – bind by an obligation; cause to be indebted 1
    • hold verbo (holds, held, holding)
      • He's held by a contract1
      • I'll hold you by your promise1
    • oblige verbo (obliges, obliged, obliging)
    • bind verbo (binds, binding)
    • obligate verbo
  13. to bind
    – fasten or secure with a rope, string, or cord 1
    to tie; to bind
    – fasten or secure with a rope, string, or cord 1
    • tie verbo (ties, tied, tying)
      • They tied their victim to the chair1
    • bind verbo (binds, binding)
  14. to bind
    – secure with or as if with ropes 1
    to bind; truss; to tie up; to tie down
    – secure with or as if with ropes 1
    • bind verbo (binds, binding)
    • truss verbo
    • tie up verbo (ties up, tied up, tying up)
      • tie up the old newspapers and bring them to the recycling shed1
    • tie down verbo (ties down, tied down, tying down)
      • tie down the prisoners1
  15. to bind
    – make fast; tie or secure, with or as if with a rope 1
    to bind
    – make fast; tie or secure, with or as if with a rope 1
    • bind verbo (binds, binding)
      • The Chinese would bind the feet of their women1
  16. to bind
    – wrap around with something so as to cover or enclose 1
    to bind; to bandage
    – wrap around with something so as to cover or enclose 1
    • bind verbo (binds, binding)
    • bandage verbo (bandages, bandaged, bandaging)
  17. to bind
    – provide with a binding 1
    to bind
    – provide with a binding 1
    • bind verbo (binds, binding)
      • bind the books in leather1
  18. to bind
    – stick to firmly 1
    to adhere; bond; to stick; to bind; to stick to; hold fast
    – stick to firmly 1
    • adhere verbo (adheres, adhered, adhering)
      • Will this wallpaper adhere to the wall?1
    • bond verbo
    • stick verbo (sticks, sticked, sticking)
    • bind verbo (binds, binding)
    • stick to verbo (sticks to, stuck to, sticking to)
    • hold fast verbo
  19. to bind
    – create social or emotional ties 1
    bond; to tie; to attach; to bind
    – create social or emotional ties 1
    • bond verbo
      • The grandparents want to bond with the child1
    • tie verbo (ties, tied, tying)
    • attach verbo (attaches, attached, attaching)
    • bind verbo (binds, binding)
  20. to bind
    – To connect a control to a field or group in the data source so that data entered into the control is saved to the corresponding field or group. When a control is unbound, it is not connected to a field or group, and data entered into the control is not saved. 2
    to bind
    – To connect a control to a field or group in the data source so that data entered into the control is saved to the corresponding field or group. When a control is unbound, it is not connected to a field or group, and data entered into the control is not saved. 2
    • bind verbo (binds, binding)

Conjugaciones de bind:

present
  1. bind
  2. bind
  3. binds
  4. bind
  5. bind
  6. bind
present perfect
  1. have bound
  2. have bound
  3. has bound
  4. have bound
  5. have bound
  6. have bound
past continuous
  1. was binding
  2. were binding
  3. was binding
  4. were binding
  5. were binding
  6. were binding
future
  1. shall bind
  2. will bind
  3. will bind
  4. shall bind
  5. will bind
  6. will bind
continuous present
  1. am binding
  2. are binding
  3. is binding
  4. are binding
  5. are binding
  6. are binding
subjunctive
  1. be bound
  2. be bound
  3. be bound
  4. be bound
  5. be bound
  6. be bound
diverse
  1. bind!
  2. let's bind!
  5. bound
  6. binding
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

bind [the ~] sustantivo

  1. the bind
    – something that hinders as if with bonds 1
    the bind
    – something that hinders as if with bonds 1
    • bind [the ~] sustantivo

Palabras relacionadas con "bind":


Sinónimos alternativos de "bind":


Antónimos de "bind":


Definiciones relacionadas de "bind":

  1. something that hinders as if with bonds1
  2. cause to be constipated1
  3. form a chemical bond with1
    • The hydrogen binds the oxygen1
  4. bind by an obligation; cause to be indebted1
  5. fasten or secure with a rope, string, or cord1
  6. secure with or as if with ropes1
  7. make fast; tie or secure, with or as if with a rope1
    • The Chinese would bind the feet of their women1
  8. wrap around with something so as to cover or enclose1
  9. provide with a binding1
    • bind the books in leather1
  10. stick to firmly1
  11. create social or emotional ties1
  12. To connect a control to a field or group in the data source so that data entered into the control is saved to the corresponding field or group. When a control is unbound, it is not connected to a field or group, and data entered into the control is not saved.2

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