| 释义 |
🔑boundbound1 /baʊnd / adjective - bound to do sth certain to do something一定会；必定会◆You've done so much studying that you're bound to get an A on the test.你学习这么用功，考试肯定会得 A。◆There are bound to be problems in a situation like this.像这样的情况必然有问题。
- (not before a noun不用于名词前) having a legal or moral duty to do something受法律（或道德）约束；有义务◆She was not legally bound to pay for the damage.她没有赔偿损失的法律义务。◆Agents are bound by an oath of secrecy.特工人员不得违背保密誓言。
- bound (for…) traveling or leading to a particular place前往；通向…的◆a ship bound for Australia驶往澳大利亚的轮船◆the southbound lanes of the freeway高速公路的南行车道
 ●bound up with sthvery closely connected with something和某事物紧密联系
boundbound2 /baʊnd / verb [intransitive] to run quickly with jumping movements跳跃着跑◆The big dog bounded up to us.那条大狗跳跃着朝我们跑了过来。
boundbound3 / / past tense, past participle of bind1 |