bound
bound
baʊnd
bawnd
British pronunciation
/bˈa‍ʊnd/

Définition et signification de « bound » en anglais

to bound
01

bondir, sauter

to leap or spring forward with energy and enthusiasm, often with all feet leaving the ground simultaneously
Intransitive
to bound definition and meaning
example
Exemples
As the athlete neared the finish line, he bounded with determination to secure the victory.
Alors que l'athlète approchait de la ligne d'arrivée, il bondit avec détermination pour assurer la victoire.
02

délimiter, borner

to establish or define limits or boundaries for something
Transitive: to bound sth
to bound definition and meaning
example
Exemples
The teacher asked the students to bound their essays within a maximum word count for the assignment.
Le professeur a demandé aux élèves de limiter leurs dissertations à un nombre maximum de mots pour le devoir.
03

délimiter, borner

to establish or delineate the border or edge of an area, setting it apart from other regions
Transitive: to bound an area
example
Exemples
Mountain ranges often bound different regions, creating distinct landscapes on either side.
Les chaînes de montagnes délimitent souvent différentes régions, créant des paysages distincts de chaque côté.
04

rebondir, faire un bond en arrière

to rebound or spring back after an impact
Intransitive: to bound somewhere
example
Exemples
The tennis ball bounded off the racket, ready for the next volley.
La balle de tennis a rebondi sur la raquette, prête pour la prochaine volée.
01

lié, enchaîné

restricted or confined by physical restraints or bonds
example
Exemples
She felt bound by the responsibilities of caring for her elderly parents.
Elle se sentait liée par les responsabilités de s'occuper de ses parents âgés.
02

chemically or physically joined to another element, substance, or material

03

(often used of books) secured with a cover or binding

04

headed or intending to head in a particular direction

05

covered, wrapped, or secured with a bandage

06

unable to pass stools

07

restricted by an oath or promise

08

legally or contractually obligated

09

forcément, c'est obligé, c'est forcé, devoir

likely to happen or sure to experience something
example
Exemples
Given her dedication and hard work, she is bound to succeed in her new role.
Compte tenu de son dévouement et de son travail acharné, elle est destinée à réussir dans son nouveau rôle.
Bound
01

a line or boundary marking the limits of an area

02

the maximum possible degree, limit, or extent of something

03

a light, energetic leap or jump forward

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