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I. bound1 [baʊnd] VB intr (run)
biec [perf po-] w podskokach
II. bound1 [baʊnd] N
bound (jump):
Phrases:
bound2 [baʊnd] VB trans usu passive (border)
bounded by sth
bound3 [baʊnd] ADJ (heading towards)
bound4 [baʊnd] ADJ
1. bound (certain):
2. bound (obliged):
bound to do sth
3. bound (limited):
Phrases:
bound5 [baʊnd] VB
bound pt, pp of bind
bind up VB trans
1. bind up wound:
obwiązywać [perf obwiązać] bandażem
2. bind up hair:
upinać [perf upiąć]
bind over VB trans Am LAW
I. bind <bound, bound> [baɪnd] VB intr
1. bind (stick together):
wiązać [perf z-]
2. bind (become attached):
to bind to sth
wiązać [perf z-] się z czymś
II. bind <bound, bound> [baɪnd] VB trans
1. bind (tie together):
wiązać [perf z-]
2. bind (tie):
wiązać [perf przy-]
3. bind (unite):
to bind sb to sb
4. bind (commit):
zobowiązywać [perf zobowiązać]
5. bind (sew cloth):
oblamowywać [perf oblamować]
6. bind (put in cover):
oprawiać [perf oprawić]
III. bind [baɪnd] N
in a bind inf
muscle-bound ADJ
weather-bound ADJ
Present
Ibound
youbound
he/she/itbounds
webound
youbound
theybound
Past
Ibounded
youbounded
he/she/itbounded
webounded
youbounded
theybounded
Present Perfect
Ihavebounded
youhavebounded
he/she/ithasbounded
wehavebounded
youhavebounded
theyhavebounded
Past Perfect
Ihadbounded
youhadbounded
he/she/ithadbounded
wehadbounded
youhadbounded
theyhadbounded
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bounded by sth
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Watch out for muscle-bound bicyclists meeting the challenges of the escarpment.
www.therecord.com
Not that it matters, given that all the characters are muscle-bound caricatures with personalities as deep as a bird bath.
www.dailymail.co.uk
He appears as a large white muscle-bound ghost wearing sweatbands on his forehead and wrists.
en.wikipedia.org
White is a great colour to wear for muscle-bound rugby people who want to look menacing.
www.nzherald.co.nz
There's no cheeky nudity or muscle-bound hunks in their latest series of prints.
www.independent.co.uk

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