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| 1 | T to tie someone’ s hands or feet together so they cannot move 捆；绑 |
| bind sb/sth with sth They bound his hands with a rope. 他们用绳子把他的手绑了起来。 |
| be bound and gagged (=to be tied up and have a cloth tied round your mouth) He was found bound and gagged in the boot of a car. 被捆起来而且嘴被布封住 |
| | 1a | to wind a length of cloth , ribbon etc around something several times 包扎；束；系；围裹 | | Bind the wound up and leave it. 把伤口包扎好就不用管它了。 | | bind sth with sth His bare feet were bound with strips of rag. 他的光脚丫上裹着几条破布。 | |
| | 1b | to tie a number of things together 把（一些东西）捆在一起 | | bind sth together The papers were loosely bound together with string. 报纸被细绳松松地捆在一起。 | |
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| 2 | T to make two people or groups feel as if they are connected to each other in a very close way 使关系密切；使紧密结合 |
| bind sb together The troubles they had shared bound them much closer together. 他们共同遇到的困难使他们更加紧密地团结在一起。 |
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| 3 | T often passive to limit what someone is allowed to do by making them obey a rule or agreement 使受（规则或协议）约束 |
| bind sb to do sth The treaty binds each country to reduce pollution levels. 根据这个条约，每个国家都必须降低污染水平。 |
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| 4 | T to fasten the pages of a book together and put a cover on it 装订 |
| a beautifully bound journal 装订精美的期刊 |
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| 5 | I/T if two substances bind , or if you bind two substances, they stick or mix together and become one substance （使）粘合；（使）凝结 |
| Add in a little milk to bind the mixture. 加点牛奶，让混合物粘合在一起。 |
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| 6 | T to decorate something or make it stronger by fastening a long piece of cloth along or round the edges 给…加饰边；给…镶边 |
| a black waistcoat bound with gold cord 镶有金色丝带饰边的黑背心 |
| PHRASAL VERBS |
| - | ˌbind ˈover |
| PHRASAL VB usually passive LEGAL |
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| | if a court binds someone over it orders them to do something and usually makes them pay money that they lose if they do not obey 命令（某人）具结保证（做某事） | They were bound over to keep the peace. 他们被责令具结保证不再闹事。 | |
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