bound

bound
adj. zeker; samengaand; verbonden
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n. grens
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v. binden; verplichten; zich houden aan
bound1
[ baund] 〈zelfstandig naamwoord〉
〈voornamelijk meervoud〉grens〈wiskunde〉 limiet
sprong
stuitterugsprong 〈van bal〉
voorbeelden:
1   his anger knew no bounds zijn woede ging alle perken te buiten
     out of bounds verboden terrein, taboe 〈ook figuurlijk〉
2   at a/one bound met één sprong
keep within the bounds of reason redelijk blijven
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bound2
I 〈bijvoeglijk naamwoord〉
〈boekwezen〉gebonden
〈scheikunde〉gebondenverbonden
II 〈bijvoeglijk naamwoord, predicatief〉
gebondenvast
zeker
verplicht
vastbesloten
op wegonderweg
voorbeelden:
1   he's bound to his job hij zit vast aan zijn werk
     she's completely bound up in her research ze gaat helemaal op in haar onderzoek
     our future is bound up with that of the EEC onze toekomst is nauw verbonden met die van de EEG
2   he's bound to pass his exam hij haalt zijn examen beslist
     I'll be bound daar sta ik voor in, daar ben ik zeker van
3   I feel bound to warn you ik voel me verplicht je te waarschuwen
4   bound and determined to try it vastbesloten het te proberen
5   this train is bound for Poland deze trein gaat naar Polen
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bound3
I 〈onovergankelijk werkwoord〉
springen
stuit(er)enterugkaatsen
voorbeelden:
1   the dogs bounded down the hill de honden kwamen met grote sprongen de heuvel af
II 〈overgankelijk werkwoord〉
begrenzende grens vormen, beperken
voorbeelden:
1   Belgium is bounded on the South by France België grenst in het Zuiden aan Frankrijk

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