| 词汇 | bind |
| 释义 | bind (noun) bind 5 ENTRIES FOUND: bind (verb) bind (noun) binding (noun) binding (adjective) double bind (noun) 1 bind /ˈbaɪnd/ verb binds; bound /ˈbaʊnd/ ; binding 1 bind /ˈbaɪnd/ verb binds; bound /ˈbaʊnd/ ; binding Learner's definition of BIND 1 [+ object] : to tie or wrap (something) with rope, string, etc.捆绑；捆扎 She bound her hair in a ponytail.她把头发扎成马尾辫。 The machine binds the hay into bales.机器把干草扎成捆。 2 [+ object] : to tie the hands or feet of a person to prevent escape or movement捆绑，绑缚（手或脚） He bound the prisoner's wrists (together) with a rope.他用绳子把犯人的手腕绑在了一起。 The captive was bound and gagged. [=tied up and stopped from talking with something that covers the mouth]那个俘虏被绑了起来，而且嘴也被堵住了。 — sometimes used figuratively有时用作比喻 They are bound by their own inhibitions.他们被自己的顾虑束缚住了。 3 [no object] of clothing : to prevent free movement by fitting too tightly（衣服）紧绷 He doesn't like to wear clothes that bind.他不喜欢穿太紧的衣服。 4 [+ object] : to wrap or cover (something) with a bandage（用绷带）包扎 The doctor bound (up) the injured ankle.医生包扎了受伤的脚踝。 5 [+ object] : to make (someone) have to do something because of a promise, agreement, etc.（以承诺、协议等）约束 He bound himself with an oath.他以誓言约束自己。 — usually used as (be) bound通常用作(be) bound By signing here, you agree to be bound by the terms of the contract.在这里签字，就表明你同意遵守合同中的各项条款。 — see also 2binding, 2bound 5 6 [+ object] : to make (something, such as an agreement) certain使成定局；使成交 A handshake binds the deal.双方握手成交。 7 [+ object] : to cause (people) to be joined together closely使紧密结合；使密切联合 the emotional ties that bind us把我们结合在一起的感情纽带 different groups bound together by a common interest由共同兴趣联合在一起的不同团体 8 : to cause (something) to form a mass that stays together使粘成块；使黏合 [+ object] The mayonnaise binds the salad together.蛋黄酱使沙拉粘在了一起。 [no object] If you leave out the eggs, the dough won't bind.如果你不加鸡蛋，面团就缺乏黏性。 9 technical : to combine with (something) by chemical forces化合 [+ object] cellulose binds water纤维素与水化合 [no object] particles that bind to/with one another相互结合的粒子 10 [+ object] : to put a special decorative edge on (something, such as cloth or carpet)给…镶边 You need to bind the edges so it won't unravel.你应该给它镶上边，这样就不会脱线了。 11 [+ object] : to put a cover or binding on (a book)给（书）装上封面；装订（书籍） This book was bound by hand.这本书是手工装订的。 — see also 2bound 6 bind over [phrasal verb] 1 bind (someone) over US, law : to require (someone) to appear in court要求（某人）出庭 He was bound over for trial.他被传讯出庭受审。 2 British, law : to warn (someone) that if they break the law again they will be punished命某人具结保证 The shoplifters were simply bound over.那些在商店行窃的扒手只被要求具结保证不再偷窃。 2 bind /ˈbaɪnd/ noun 2 bind /ˈbaɪnd/ noun Learner's definition of BIND [singular] 1 : a difficult situation困境 Can you help me? I seem to have gotten myself into a (bit of a) bind.你能帮帮我吗？我好像遇到了一点麻烦。 2 British : an annoying problem : nuisance令人厌烦的难题；令人讨厌的事情 It's a real bind having to meet all these deadlines.这些事情都要按期完成，真让人烦透了。 |
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