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I[baund] n սահման. bounds սահմա նափա կում. set bounds սահմանափակել, սահման դնել. go beyond the bounds of reason անխոհեմ լինել, խոհեմության սահմաններից դուրս գալ. beyond the bounds of սահմաններից դուրս. The film is out of bounds for them Այս կի նո դիտման մուտքը նրանց արգել ված է. հմկրգ. bound registers հիշողության ռե գիստրներ. bound variable կապված փոփո խականII[baund] n ոստյուն, ցատկ. at a bound մի ոստյունով. at leaps and bounds ոստյուններով[baund] v սահմանափակել, ան ջատել. The garden was bounded by a wall Այգին անջատված էր պատովIV[baund] v ցատկել, արագ վազել. The dog bounded across the fence Շունը ցատկեց ցան կապատի վրայով. He came bounding towards me Նա ցատկելով սլանում էր դեպի ինձV[baund] a նպատակակետ, ուղևորվող. The ship is bound for Odessa Նավը Օդեսա է ու ղևորվում/գնում. (պարտավորված, կապված). He’s bound to come Նա անպայման կգա. It’s bound to happen Սա անպայման կլինի. feel bound պարտավոր զգալ. be bound by կապ ված/սահմա նափակված լինել. be bound by contract կոնտրակ տով կապված լինել. be bound up in one’s work մինչև գլուխը թաղված լինել աշ խատան քի մեջ. իրավ. over bound to military service զի նա պարտ լինել. be bound over փորձ նա կան ժամ կետ տալ. homeward bound հայ րե նիք վերադար ձող
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