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to bound
01
saltar, brincar
to leap or spring forward with energy and enthusiasm, often with all feet leaving the ground simultaneously
Intransitive
información gramatical
composición morfológica
simple
verbo de movimiento
regular
presente
bound
3.ª persona singular
bounds
participio presente
bounding
pretérito simple
bounded
participio pasado
bounded
02
delimitar, acotar
to establish or define limits or boundaries for something
Transitive: to bound sth
03
delimitar, fijar los límites de
to establish or delineate the border or edge of an area, setting it apart from other regions
Transitive: to bound an area
04
rebotar, saltar hacia atrás
to rebound or spring back after an impact
Intransitive: to bound somewhere
bound
02
atado, encadenado
restricted or confined by physical restraints or bonds
información gramatical
composición morfológica
adjetivo de participio pasado
cualitativo
superlativo
most bound
comparativo
more bound
graduable
03
unido, ligado
chemically or physically joined to another element, substance, or material
04
encuadernado, empastado
(often used of books) secured with a cover or binding
05
destinado, con destino a
headed or intending to head in a particular direction
06
vendado, enrollado
covered, wrapped, or secured with a bandage
07
estreñido, constipado
unable to pass stools
08
obligado, comprometido
restricted by an oath or promise
09
obligado, comprometido
legally or contractually obligated
Bound
01
límite, confín
a line or boundary marking the limits of an area
información gramatical
estado de animacidad
inanimado
composición morfológica
simple
contable
forma plural
bounds
02
límite, frontera
the maximum possible degree, limit, or extent of something
03
salto, brinco
a light, energetic leap or jump forward
Árbol Léxico
bounded
bounder
rebound
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