La traduction du mot "Bind"

Bind

/bˈa‌ɪnd/

/ˈbaɪnd/

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to secure or tie together using ropes or other materials

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to consolidate separate elements into a cohesive whole

attacher

to tie someone or something to not let them escape or move freely

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to establish or strengthen relationships or emotional attachments between individuals or groups

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to wrap or secure a wound, injury, or body part with a bandage or similar material

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to enforce a legal or contractual terms or conditions on someone

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to cause difficulty or infrequency in passing stools

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to form a bond between atoms or molecules through the sharing or transfer of electrons

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to assemble the pages of a book and enclose them within a cover

liaison

something that hinders as if with bonds

Example

The sailor will bind the cargo securely to the ship's deck with sturdy ropes.

The prisoner's hands were bound together with handcuffs.

The books on the shelf are bound with leather straps for a classic look.

To create a bundle, bind the sticks together tightly using a strong cord.

The artist will bind the canvas to the wooden frame using a reliable binding material.

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