| 单词 | bind |
| 释义 | bind [baɪnd] verb (bound, bound) ADVANCED transitive ■to tie tightly or to fasten 捆绑，捆扎 •They bound the packages with •Bind together •The prisoner was bound hand and foot transitive ■to unite people 使团结；使联合 •The things which bind them together transitive (also bind up) ■To bind a part of the body, especially a part which is damaged, is to tie something round it 包扎 •He had already bound the child's arm when I arrived.当我到达时，他已经把孩子的手臂包扎好了。 transitive ■to sew or stick material along the edges of something such as a jacket, in order to make it stronger or to decorate it 给…镶边；缝牢…的边 transitive ■to make separate pieces of paper into a book 装订（书籍）；把…装订成册 •There are several different ways to bind a book, for example you can stitch or stick the pages together.钉装书籍的方法有几种，比如你可以将书页缝在一起或黏在一起。 ⇒ See also bookbindingintransitive or transitive ■When an egg or water is used especially in cooking to bind something it provides a way of making everything stick together in a solid mass （使）黏合；（使）凝结 •The mixture wouldn't bind (together) [baɪnd] verb (bound, bound)Phrasal Verbs [usually passive] bind sb to sth ■to force someone to keep a promise 使（某人）保证；迫使（某人）遵守约定 •His sister had been bound to secrecy •We are bound to the original contract.我们都要遵守原本的合约。 [baɪnd] noun only singular informal ■a difficult situation in which you are prevented from acting as you might like 困境 •Having to visit her every week is a •Borrowing money may put |
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