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41 bound book
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42 bound charge
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43 bound electron
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44 bound variable
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45 duty-bound
adjectivebe/feel [oneself] duty-bound to do something — verpflichtet sein/sich verpflichtet fühlen, etwas zu tun
* * *▪ to be \duty-bound to do sth verpflichtet sein, etw zu tunto feel [oneself] \duty-bound to do sth sich akk verpflichtet fühlen, etw zu tun* * *duty-bound adj:be duty-bound to do sth etwas pflichtgemäß tun müssen;he is duty-bound to tell you es ist seine Pflicht oder er ist verpflichtet, es Ihnen zu sagen* * *adjectivebe/feel [oneself] duty-bound to do something — verpflichtet sein/sich verpflichtet fühlen, etwas zu tun
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46 outward-bound
out·ward-ˈboundthe \outward-bound train for Detroit is now departing der Zug nach Detroit fährt jetzt aban \outward-bound ship ein auslaufendes Schiff\outward-bound traffic Verkehr, der aus der Stadt/dem Land hinausgeht -
47 outward-bound
out·ward-'bound adjto be \outward-bound wegfahren;( from a country) ausreisen;the \outward-bound train for Detroit is now departing der Zug nach Detroit fährt jetzt ab;an \outward-bound ship ein auslaufendes Schiff;\outward-bound traffic Verkehr, der aus der Stadt/ dem Land hinausgeht -
48 muscle-bound
ˈmus·cle-boundadj [äußerst] muskulös▪ to be \muscle-bound ein Muskelprotz sein* * *muscle-bound adj1. mit überentwickelter Muskulatur:be muscle-bound eine überentwickelte Muskulatur haben2. fig starr (Regeln etc) -
49 weather-bound
ˈweath·er-boundadj inv wetterbedingt behindertthe rescue team was \weather-bound for two days das Rettungsteam war für zwei Tage wegen schlechten Wetters handlungsunfähig* * *weather-bound adj: -
50 duty-bound
to be \duty-bound to do sth verpflichtet sein, etw zu tun;to feel [oneself] \duty-bound to do sth sich akk verpflichtet fühlen, etw zu tun -
51 full-bound
full-bound adj Ganzleder…, Ganzleinen…: -
52 half-bound
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53 muscle-bound
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54 weather-bound
'weath·er-bound adjwetterbedingt behindert;the rescue team was \weather-bound for two days das Rettungsteam war für zwei Tage wegen schlechten Wetters handlungsunfähig -
55 bituminous-bound
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > bituminous-bound
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56 resin-bound chipboard
resin-bound chipboard ( resin-bound fibreboard) BT Kunstharzpressplatte f, Span(holz)platte f, harzgebundene Faserplatte fEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > resin-bound chipboard
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57 case-bound
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58 body-bound rivet
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59 rail-bound travelling mechanism
English-german engineering dictionary > rail-bound travelling mechanism
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60 rail-bound vehicle
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