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bound
/baʊnd/
adjective
Kesinlikle yapacak
Certain or very likely to do something or experience something.
- She's bound to find out sooner or later.
- We're bound to be late if we don't leave now.
- He was bound for success from the start.
- Any policy that ignores demographic trends is bound to encounter implementation difficulties as population dynamics shift over time.
- Students who neglect foundational coursework are bound to struggle with advanced theoretical concepts in their upper-level seminars.
- Ecosystems subjected to sustained industrial pollution are bound to experience biodiversity loss unless remediation efforts are promptly undertaken.
adjective
Bağlanmış
Tied up or fastened; restricted or constrained.
- His hands were bound with rope.
- I feel bound by my promise to help them.
- The prisoners were bound and gagged.
verb
Bind fiilinin geçmiş hali; bağladı
Past tense and past participle of 'bind'; to tie or fasten.
- She bound the package with string.
- The treaty bound the nations together.
- He bound the wound with a bandage.
verb
Sıçramak, zıplamak
To leap or jump; to move by jumping.
- The dog bounded across the field.
- She bounded up the stairs excitedly.
- Deer were bounding through the forest.
noun
Bir sınır veya hudut
A limit or boundary that restricts movement or extent.
- The river marks the bounds of the property.
- His ambition knows no bounds.
- Keep your dog within the bounds of the yard.
adjective
Bir yere gitmekte olan
Heading or going toward a particular destination.
- We're bound for Paris tomorrow.
- The ship was homeward bound.
- Where are you bound?