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单词 bind
释义
bind
verb
uk
/baɪnd/us
/baɪnd/
bound|bound

bindverb(TIE/FASTEN)

C2[T]
totiesomething or someonetightlyor tofastensomething:
They bound thepackageswithbrightlycolouredribbon.他们用鲜艳的彩带把包裹扎了起来。
Bindtogetherthe twobrokenends.把断了的两头连起来。
Theprisonerwas boundhandandfoot.那名囚犯被绑住了手脚。
[T]
(alsobind up)
totiesomething around apartof thebody,especiallyapartthat isdamaged:
He had already bound the child'sarmwhen Iarrived.当我到达时，他已经把孩子的手臂包扎好了。
[T]
toseworstickmaterialalong theedgesof something such as ajacket, inorderto make itstrongeror todecorateit:
给…镶边；缝牢…的边
Theedgesof thecarpetare bound tostopthemfraying.
[T]
to makeseparatepiecesofpaperinto abook:
装订（书籍）；把…装订成册
There are several differentwaysto bind abook, forexampleyou canstitchorstickthepagestogether.装订书籍的方法有几种，比如你可以将书页缝在一起或粘在一起。
See also
bookbinding
More examples
  • He had been bound andgaggedandleftin acellfor threedays.
  • Hefoundalengthoffrayedropeand used it to bind the man'shandsandlegs.
  • Wetoreup somematerialand bound up thewoundastightas we could.
  • Themanuscripthas been bound ingoldandsilverandencrustedwithjewels.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Fastening and tying
  • anchor
  • bale
  • be locked togetheridiom
  • belay
  • boardsomethingup
  • bolt
  • bound
  • bowline
  • granny knot
  • half hitch
  • harness
  • hobble
  • hogtie
  • stake
  • strap
  • strapsomeonein
  • strapsomethingup
  • tack
  • tapesomethingup
  • tether
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Medical dressings, supports & devices
Knitting & sewing
Decorating or making something attractive
Covering and adding layers

bindverb(COMBINE)

[IorT]
(usedespeciallyincooking) to make amixturesticktogether in asolidmass, or to be made tosticktogether like this:
Add enoughwaterto bind everythingtogether.
Themixturewouldn't bind.
[IorT]chemistryspecialized
tocombinewith something by achemicalbond(= theforceholdingatomstogether in amolecule), or to becombinedlike this:
Protein'sabilityto bindironmayenhanceironabsorptionin thebody.
Thetissuecellswill bindstronglytoeach other.
More examples
  • You may need moreeggto bind themixture.
  • Turn thedoughout onto aflouredsurfaceandkneadlightlyto bind.
  • Androgens arehormonesthatentertheprostatecelland bind to the androgenreceptorprotein.
  • Aproteinfoundonredbloodcellsin sickle-celldiseasebinds thesecellstobloodvesselwalls.
  • Inpeoplewithdiabetes, HDLmoleculesbind with anaturalcompoundcalled myristicacid.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Preparing food
  • batch cooking
  • biga
  • boil
  • butter
  • buttered
  • can't boil an eggidiom
  • clarify
  • glaze
  • glazed
  • grate
  • ingredient
  • jerk
  • purée
  • re-season
  • recipe
  • rehydrate
  • restuff
  • toss
  • whip
  • zap
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Chemistry - general words
Physics: atoms, molecules & sub-atomic particles

bindverb(UNITE)

C2[T]
tounitepeopleor to make themfeelthat theysharesomething:
The things that bind themtogetheraregreaterthantheirdifferences.将他们团结在一起的力量胜过他们的分歧。
"We have onecountry, one Constitution and onefuturethat binds us," he said.
Closepersonaltiesbind metothisplace.
More examples
  • Shetalkedof aconnectionthat has always bound Dominicans together, whether athomeorabroad.
  • Whateverourfaith,ourcommonhumanityshould bind us all.
  • Theirsharedsufferingbinds them to one another.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Connecting and combining
  • abut
  • additive
  • adjoin
  • affix
  • agglutinate
  • aggregation
  • desegregate
  • desegregation
  • dovetail
  • eclectic
  • eclectically
  • hyphenate
  • link(something)up
  • linkage
  • lumpsomeone/somethingtogether
  • marriage
  • marry
  • weave
  • weaving
  • yoke
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bindverb(MAKE CHEST FLAT)

[IorT]
to makeyourchestappearflatterbywrappingit verytightlywith apieceofclothor abinder(= aspecialpieceofclothingused for thispurpose)thathelpsholdyourbreastsflat:
I'm non-binary and have been binding for ayearnow.
He uses atightsportsbrato bind.
It iscrucialtopractisepropersafetywhenchestbinding.
Manytransmen bindtheirchestsas analternativeto, or whilewaitingfor,topsurgery.

Phrasal verb

bindsomeonetosomething
bind
noun[S]
informal
uk
/baɪnd/us
/baɪnd/
adifficultorannoyingsituationin which you arepreventedfromactingas you might like:
困境
Having tovisither everyweekisaterriblebind.每周都得拜访她真令人难受。
Borrowingmoneymayputyouin arealbind.借钱可能会让你真正陷入困境。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Difficult situations and unpleasant experiences
  • a hard/tough row to hoeidiom
  • abyss
  • adversity
  • atyourworstidiom
  • Augean
  • bad hair day
  • emergence
  • epidemic
  • genie
  • half nelson
  • hardness
  • have a bumpy rideidiom
  • quicksand
  • rabbit hole
  • reversal
  • rigour
  • rollercoaster
  • strait
  • the Augean Stablesidiom
  • the hard wayidiom
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(Definition ofbindfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
bind
verb
uk
/baɪnd/us
/baɪnd/
bound|bound
C2[T]
totiesomethingtightlyor tofastensomething
捆绑；捆扎
They bound thepackageswithbrightlycolouredribbon.他们用鲜艳的彩带把包裹扎了起来。
Bindtogetherthe twobrokenends.把断了的两头连起来。
Theprisonerwas boundhandandfoot.那名囚犯被绑住了手脚。
C2[T]
tounitepeople
使团结；使联合
The things that bind themtogetheraregreaterthantheirdifferences.将他们团结在一起的力量胜过他们的分歧。
[T]
(alsobind up)
To bind apartof thebody,especiallyapartthat isdamaged, is totiesomething around it.
包扎
He had already bound the child'sarmwhen Iarrived.当我到达时，他已经把孩子的手臂包扎好了。
[T]
toseworstickmaterialalong theedgesof something such as ajacket, inorderto make itstrongeror todecorateit
给…镶边；缝牢…的边
[T]
to makeseparatepiecesofpaperinto abook
装订（书籍）；把…装订成册
There are several differentwaysto bind abook, forexampleyou canstitchorstickthepagestogether.装订书籍的方法有几种，比如你可以将书页缝在一起或粘在一起。
See also
bookbinding(bookbinder)
[IorT]
When aneggorwateris used,especiallyincooking, to bind something, itprovidesa way of making everythingsticktogether in asolidmass.
（使）粘合；（使）凝结
Themixturewouldn't bind(together).这种混合物不会凝结。
More examples
  • He had been bound andgaggedandleftin acellfor threedays.
  • Wetoreup somematerialand bound up thewoundastightas we could.
  • All 15 of therepublicsare in somewayslooseningthetiesthat bind them to Moscow.
  • Themanuscripthas been bound ingoldandsilverandencrustedwithjewels.
  • Grahamfoundalengthoffrayedropeand used it to bind the man'shandsandlegs.

Phrasal verb

bindsbtosth
bind
noun[S]
informal
uk
/baɪnd/us
/baɪnd/
adifficultorannoyingsituationin which you arepreventedfromactingas you might like
困境
Having tovisither everyweekisaterriblebind.每周都得拜访她真令人难受。
Borrowingmoneymayputyouin arealbind.借钱可能会让你真正陷入困境。

bind| American Dictionary

bind
verb[T]
us
/bɑɪnd/
past tense and past participleboundus/bɑʊnd/

bindverb[T](TIE)

totiesomeone or somethingtightly, or tofastenthings together:
Theroomwasfullofwoodenboxesbound withtwistedwire.
fig.Theclubishometo amixofpeoplebound together by aloveofboatsandboating.
fig.To bind someone is also toforcethepersontokeepapromise:
Thiscontractbinds thestateto use thislandas apark, said Judge Harry Smith.
To bind abookis tofastenoneedgeof thepagestogether inside acoverto make abook.
bind
noun[U]
us
/bɑɪnd/

bindnoun[U](UNPLEASANT SITUATION)

adifficultsituationin which none of thechoicesavailableare good:
If youlosea lot ofyourcustomers, you’llsoonget in afinancialbind.
(Definition ofbindfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

bind| Business English

bind
verb[T]
uk
/baɪnd/us
LAW
if alegalagreementorofficialdecisionbinds someone, itforcesthem to do something or tokeepapromise:
bind sb to do sthThecontractsbindinvestorstomaintaintheroad.
be bound to sthWe are bound to theoriginalcontract
COMMERCE
toagreenot toincreasetherateof atax,tariff, etc. above aparticularlevel:
bind sth (at sth)Jamaica bound allitsindustrialtariffsat auniformceilingrateof 50%.
Compare
bound
(Definition ofbindfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofbind

bind
Results are presented as the % inhibition of specific binding or activity.
From theCambridge English Corpus
A variable that is not bound is free.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Being the correlate of an act of synthesis on my part, the intentional object is no longer bound to any particular spatio-temporal adumbration.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Her sounds wield a troubling force that binds the poet's senses.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The performance techniques that have evolved over this time all amount to the (real-time) control of systems that are bound together by physical laws.
From theCambridge English Corpus
If not, one is bound to confuse 'to know not' with 'not to know' and to run across the main negative results of the thirties.
From theCambridge English Corpus
If a name is not bound, it is called free.
From theCambridge English Corpus
We restrict our attention to equilibria with a strictly positive nominal interest rate, so that the cash constraint is binding.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Thus, it binds a to each item in the list f.#anno.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Many statistical analyses using small datasets to test competing theories are bound to face this problem.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Both are still thoroughly bound up in a culture-historical mode of discourse.
From theCambridge English Corpus
During the life span of any domestic building the interior is bound to change more frequently than its shell.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Perhaps women in other areas were less bound by the codes of behaviour described in these accounts.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Any set of theories developed by the young and applied to the 'other ' (the old) is bound to be partial.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Nothing however binds this form to the everyday world, the current happenings on earth.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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