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1 bound
past tense, past participle; = bindbyks--------grenseIsubst. \/baʊnd\/hopp, sprang, sprettat one\/a bound i ett sprang på en gang, med ettIIsubst. \/baʊnd\/1) (også overført, ofte flertall) grense, ramme2) ( matematikk) begrensning, grensebeat the bounds skritte\/gå opp en grensebreak bounds forlate tillatt område, gå utenfor tillatt områdekeep something within bounds begrense noe, holde noe innen visse grenserkeep within bounds holde måte, begrense segout of\/beyond all bounds bortenfor alle grenser, grenseløst, uten grenserout of bounds ( spesielt skolevesen eller militærvesen) (på) forbudt områdeset\/put bounds to sette en grense forIIIverb \/baʊnd\/sprette, springe, hoppe (med lange sprang)IVverb \/baʊnd\/1) begrense, avgrense, sette grense for2) utgjøre grense forbe bounded by grense tilVverb \/baʊnd\/pret. av ➢ bind, 2VIadj. \/baʊnd\/1) bundet, innbundet2) bundet, forpliktet3) med kurs, på veibound for på vei til, med kurs for• where are you bound for?bound up in opptatt avbe bound up with være nær forbundet\/forent med henge\/høre sammen medbe bound to være nødt til å, være tvunget til åhan er nødt til å gjøre det \/ han må (nødvendigvis) gjøre dethan er nødt til å vinne \/ han kommer sikkert til å vinnehomeward bound på hjemvei, på veien hjemI'll be bound ( hverdagslig) det lover jeg, det kan du banne på(as) in duty bound pliktskyldigstbe in duty bound to være forpliktet til -
2 bound to
1) (certain to: He's bound to notice your mistake.) forutbestemt til, dømt til2) (obliged to: I felt bound to mention it.) forpliktet til -
3 -bound
((as part of a word) prevented from making progress by a particular thing: The ship was fogbound.) -bundet, -fast -
4 bound for
(on the way to: bound for Africa.) bestemt for, på vei til -
5 ice-bound
adj. \/ˈaɪsbaʊnd\/1) tilfrosset2) fastfrosset, innefrossetbe\/become ice-bound bli\/være innefrosset -
6 duty-bound
adj. \/ˌdjuːtɪˈbaʊnd\/forpliktet -
7 home-bound
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8 hoof-bound
Isubst. \/ˈhuːfbaʊnd\/( veterinærfag) hovtrangIIadj. \/ˈhuːfbaʊnd\/( veterinærfag) med hovtrangbe hoof-bound ha hovtrang -
9 outward-bound
adj. \/ˌaʊtwədˈbaʊnd\/( også outward bound, spes. om fartøyutgående, på vei ut -
10 fog-bound
adjective (unable to move or function because of fog: The plane is fog-bound.) fast/innstilt pga. tåke -
11 (in) honour bound
(forced (to do something) not by law, but because one knows it is right: I said I would go if he sent for me, and I feel honour bound to do as I promised.) moralsk forpliktet -
12 (in) honour bound
(forced (to do something) not by law, but because one knows it is right: I said I would go if he sent for me, and I feel honour bound to do as I promised.) moralsk forpliktet -
13 calf-bound
adj. \/ˈkaːfˌbaʊnd\/( om bok) innbundet i kalveskinn -
14 desk-bound
adj. \/ˈdeskbaʊnd\/( overført) lenket til skrivebordet, stillesittende -
15 full-bound
adj. \/ˈfʊlbaʊnd\/skinninnbundet, i helbind -
16 greatest lower bound
subst.( matematikk) infimum -
17 half-bound
adj. \/ˌhɑːfˈbaʊnd\/( bokbinding) med halvbind, i halvbind -
18 iron-bound
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19 least upper bound
subst.( matematikk) supremum -
20 leather-bound
adj. \/ˈleħəbaʊnd\/skinninnbundet, med skinnbind
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