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superciliary
saltar
I. bound1 [americ baʊnd, Brit baʊnd] VERBO intr
1. bound (leap):
bound
2. bound (move) + adv compar:
to bound in/out/away
II. bound1 [americ baʊnd, Brit baʊnd] SUBST (jump)
bound
bound
with one bound
I. bound2 [americ baʊnd, Brit baʊnd] SUBST (limits)
bound
II. bound2 [americ baʊnd, Brit baʊnd] VERBO trans
bound field/area/country:
bound
bound3 [americ baʊnd, Brit baʊnd] ADJ pred (headed)
bound for a ship bound for New York
I. bound4 [americ baʊnd, Brit baʊnd] pass & pass part bind
II. bound4 [americ baʊnd, Brit baʊnd] ADJ
1. bound (obliged):
to be bound to + infin the police are bound to prosecute in such cases
bound and determined americ
2. bound pred (certain):
to be bound to + infin it was bound to happen sooner or later
it was bound to go wrong
they're up to no good, I'll be bound coloq, antiq
3. bound TIPOGR:
bound
bound
I. bind <pass & Part perf bound> [americ baɪnd, Brit bʌɪnd] VERBO trans
1. bind (tie, fasten):
bind person/captive
bind person/captive
bind wheat/corn
2.1. bind (wrap):
2.2. bind wound:
2.3. bind (in sewing):
to bind off americ
3.1. bind (oblige, force):
3.2. bind (constrain):
to be bound by sth (to + infin) you are still bound by your promise
4. bind book:
5. bind CULIN:
II. bind <pass & Part perf bound> [americ baɪnd, Brit bʌɪnd] VERBO intr
1. bind (stick together):
bind dough:
bind dough:
bind cement:
2. bind (become stuck, jam):
bind brakes/wheel:
bind brakes/wheel:
III. bind [americ baɪnd, Brit bʌɪnd] SUBST coloq
1. bind (difficult situation):
to put sb in a bind
poner a alguien en un aprieto or apuro
2. bind (nuisance):
bind Brit
lata f coloq
bind Brit
plomo m coloq
bind Brit
rollo m Esp coloq
¡qué lata or plomo! coloq
¡qué rollo! Esp coloq
-bound [americ baʊnd, Brit baʊnd] SUFFIX
1. -bound (heading for):
2. -bound TIPOGR:
leather-bound
3. -bound (immobilized by):
snow-bound
4. -bound (confined to):
wheelchair-bound
I. bind <pass & Part perf bound> [americ baɪnd, Brit bʌɪnd] VERBO trans
1. bind (tie, fasten):
bind person/captive
bind person/captive
bind wheat/corn
2.1. bind (wrap):
2.2. bind wound:
2.3. bind (in sewing):
to bind off americ
3.1. bind (oblige, force):
3.2. bind (constrain):
to be bound by sth (to + infin) you are still bound by your promise
4. bind book:
5. bind CULIN:
II. bind <pass & Part perf bound> [americ baɪnd, Brit bʌɪnd] VERBO intr
1. bind (stick together):
bind dough:
bind dough:
bind cement:
2. bind (become stuck, jam):
bind brakes/wheel:
bind brakes/wheel:
III. bind [americ baɪnd, Brit bʌɪnd] SUBST coloq
1. bind (difficult situation):
to put sb in a bind
poner a alguien en un aprieto or apuro
2. bind (nuisance):
bind Brit
lata f coloq
bind Brit
plomo m coloq
bind Brit
rollo m Esp coloq
¡qué lata or plomo! coloq
¡qué rollo! Esp coloq
spiral-bound [americ ˈspaɪrəl baʊnd, Brit] ADJ
spiral-bound
weather-bound [ˈwɛðəbaʊnd] ADJ
weather-bound airport/road
weather-bound traveler/team
weather-bound traveler/team
duty-bound [americ ˈd(j)udi ˈˌbaʊnd, Brit] ADJ
to be duty-bound to + infin I was duty-bound to accept
desk-bound [ˈdɛskˌbaʊnd] ADJ
desk-bound
inglês
inglês
espanhol
espanhol
I. bound1 [baʊnd] VERBO intr
1. bound (leap):
bound
2. bound (bounce):
bound ball
bound ball
rebotar lat-amer
II. bound1 [baʊnd] SUBST
bound
with one bound
bound2 [baʊnd] VERBO trans
bound3 [baʊnd] ADJ
to be bound for ...
I. bound4 [baʊnd] VERBO
bound pt, Part perf of bind
II. bound4 [baʊnd] ADJ
1. bound (sure):
she's bound to come
it's bound to be cheap
2. bound (obliged):
to be bound to do sth
Expressões:
to be bound and determined americ
I. bind [baɪnd] bound, bound bound, bound SUBST sem pl Brit coloq
II. bind [baɪnd] bound, bound bound, bound VERBO intr
III. bind [baɪnd] bound, bound bound, bound VERBO trans
1. bind (tie together):
to be bound hand and foot
2. bind (unite):
to be bound to sb
3. bind (commit):
4. bind (sew):
5. bind book:
6. bind (oblige):
to bind sb to do sth
I. bind [baɪnd] bound, bound bound, bound SUBST sem pl Brit coloq
II. bind [baɪnd] bound, bound bound, bound VERBO intr
III. bind [baɪnd] bound, bound bound, bound VERBO trans
1. bind (tie together):
to be bound hand and foot
2. bind (unite):
to be bound to sb
3. bind (commit):
4. bind (sew):
5. bind book:
6. bind (oblige):
to bind sb to do sth
muscle-bound [ˈmʌslˌbaʊnd] ADJ
muscle-bound
weather-bound ADJ
weather-bound
Entrada OpenDict
duty-bound ADJ
to be duty-bound to sth
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
inglês
inglês
espanhol
espanhol
I. bound1 [baʊnd] VERBO intr
1. bound (leap):
bound
2. bound (bounce):
bound ball
bound ball
rebotar lat-amer
II. bound1 [baʊnd] SUBST
bound
with one bound
bound2 [baʊnd] VERBO trans (confine)
bound3 [baʊnd] ADJ (showing direction)
to be bound for...
I. bound4 [baʊnd] VERBO
bound pt, Part perf of bind
II. bound4 [baʊnd] ADJ
1. bound (sure):
she's bound to come
it's bound to be cheap
2. bound (obliged):
to be bound to do sth
I. bind [baɪnd] SUBST coloq
II. bind <bound, bound> [baɪnd] VERBO intr
III. bind <bound, bound> [baɪnd] VERBO trans
1. bind (tie together):
to be bound hand and foot
2. bind (unite):
to be bound to sb
3. bind (commit):
4. bind (sew):
5. bind book:
6. bind (oblige):
to bind sb to do sth
I. bind [baɪnd] SUBST coloq
II. bind <bound, bound> [baɪnd] VERBO intr
III. bind <bound, bound> [baɪnd] VERBO trans
1. bind (tie together):
to be bound hand and foot
2. bind (unite):
to be bound to sb
3. bind (commit):
4. bind (sew):
5. bind book:
6. bind (oblige):
to bind sb to do sth
muscle-bound [ˈmʌs·əl·ˌbaʊnd] ADJ
muscle-bound
weather-bound ADJ
weather-bound
frost-bound ADJ
frost-bound
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
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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Instead, some desk-bound rewrite man or editor would get all the glory.
theconversation.com
Not a desk-bound admiral, he carried out numerous, hazardous flights into the combat zones, inspecting air activities incident to the selection of bases for projected operations.
en.wikipedia.org
The railway engineer and the dam-builder are but distant cousins of the desk-bound software engineer.
www.thehindu.com
Most manufacture electronics or furniture, but some are just interested in best practices for their desk-bound workers.
www.fastcoexist.com
However, a road builder is unlikely to match a desk-bound writer in occupational longevity.
www.ft.com