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past tense, past participle - bound; verb1) (to tie up: The doctor bound up the patient's leg with a bandage; The robbers bound up the bank manager with rope.) binde, forbinde2) (to fasten together and put a cover on the pages of (a book): Bind this book in leather.) binde inn•- binding- - bound Isubst. \/baɪnd\/1) ( slang) knipe, vanskelig situasjon2) ( slang) sur jobb3) (botanikk, også bindweed) forklaring: en av flere plantearter i slektene Convolvulus, (-vindel) og Fallopia, (-slirekne)4) (botanikk, også bine) ranke, slyngplante5) ( slang) treging, kjedelig type6) ( slang) grinebiter, kverulant, surpomp7) ( slang) lassis, boms8) ( musikk) (binde)bue9) ( fekting) (slags) støt, forklaring: fekteaksjon som binder klinge til motstander i en fektelinje, og åpner mulighet for støtbe at one's bind ( slang) ha fått nok å drikkefast bind, fast find ( bibelsk) vel forvart er vel spartin a bind under sterkt press i knipe, i en vanskelig situasjonit's a bind ( slang) det er dødstrist, det er utrolig dumtII1) binde, binde fast, feste, binde sammen, feste med lenke, knyte, knyte fast2) (medisin, også bind up) forbinde, bandasjere, binde for3) ( hagebruk) binde opp4) være ombundet5) ( også jus) binde, forplikte, stadfeste, tillegge, være obligatorisk, gjøre obligatorisk6) (matlaging, kjemi) binde, få til å henge sammen, feste seg, stivne, størkneleire virker bindende \/ leire kan brukes som bindemiddel7) sette seg fast, henge seg opp, kile seg fast8) ( bøker) binde inn9) ( magi) trollbinde, binde14) ( om fordøyelse) virke forstoppende• be careful with milk, it binds the bowelsvær forsiktig med melk, det virker forstoppendebe bound apprentice få lærlingekontraktbe bound in the ties of matrimony bli smidd i hymens lenkerbe bound over ( jus) få betinget dom, få vilkårlig dombind down binde, tvingebind somebody over to something ( jus) pålegge noen noebind somebody together knytte noen sammen, sveise noen i hop, binde noen til hverandrebind somebody to something pålegge noen noebind the bargain gjøre avtalen bindendebind to something ( også overført) binde seg til noe, reagere med noe, knytte seg til noebind with binde opp med
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