| 释义 |
bind /baɪnd/
(bound, bound /baʊnd/ )
► SEE ALLbind sb overbind sb to sth bind sth up (with sth)●ˌbind sb ˈover (law 法律) to warn sb that they will have to appear in court if they break the law again 勒令…具结保证（不再违法）◆He was bound over to keep the peace.
他被责令具保不再闹事。 NOTE Usually used in the passive. 通常用于被动语态。[v + n/pron + adv] [v + adv + n]●ˈbind sb to sth (formal) to force sb to do sth by making them promise to do it or making it part of a legal document 使立誓做；使受（法律文书）约束◆The company directors are bound to secrecy (= they have promised not to say anything) about the future of the company.
公司董事对公司的未来负有保密义务。◆The band found they were bound to the contract.
乐队发现他们被合同束缚住了。 NOTE Usually used in the passive. 通常用于被动语态。[v + n/pron + prep]●ˌbind sth ˈup (with sth) to tie a long thin piece of material around sth to protect it （用长布条）缠绕，围裹◆She bound up his wounds with bandages.
她用绷带给他包扎好了伤口。[v + adv + n] [v + n/pron + adv]
 ●be bound ˈup in sthto be very busy with sth; to be very interested or involved in sth 忙于；热衷于；投身于◆He’s too bound up in his work to have much time for his children.
他工作太忙，没有多少时间留给孩子。●be bound ˈup with sthto be closely connected with sth 与…联系紧密；与…关系密切◆The history of the mill is closely bound up with the history of the Wilkins family.
工厂的历史与威尔金斯家族的历史密切联系在一起。 |