bound
/baʊnd/
- Syllables
- 1 syllable
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- One strong syllable
- Vowel
- Short oo vowel
- Ending
- Clear final sound
US voice -> bound
(v) ခုန်ပေါက်သွား (n) တစ်လွှား (adj) သေချာ
ခုန်ပေါက်သွားသည်။
He bounded into the room and announced that he was getting married. ❍ The dog came bounding up to us, wagging its tail.
n (တစ်) လွှား။ The dog cleared (ie jumped over) the gate in one bound.
adj ~ (for…) သွားနေ[သော]။ ဦးတည်[သော]။ Where are you bound (for)? ❍ We are bound for home. ❍ This ship is outward bound/homeward bound (ie sailing away from/towards its home port).
❏ -bound (forming compound adjs ) … သို့ဦးတည်သော။ … သို့သွားသော။
We're Paris-bound. ❍ Northbound traffic may be delayed because of an accident on the motorway.
bound2 /baƱnd/ v (usu passive)
နယ်သတ်သည်။ Germany is bounded on the west by France and on the south by Switzerland. ❍ The airfield is bounded by woods on all sides.
bound4 /baƱnd/ adj ~ to do sth
၁။ သေချာ[သော]။ The weather is bound to get better tomorrow. ❍ You've done so much work that you're bound to pass the exam.
၂။ (ဥပဒေအရ၊ အခြေအနေအရ၊ ဝတ္တရားအရ) လုပ်ရသော။ They are bound by the contract to deliver the goods on time. ❍ I am bound to say I disagree with you on this point.
❏ -bound (forming compound adjs )
၁။ ဘယ်မှ ထ၍၊ ထွက်၍မရသော။ I hate being desk-bound (eg in an office) all day. ❍ His illness has left him completely house-bound.
၂။ ပိတ်ဆီးနေသော။ ပိတ်မိနေသော။ fog-bound/snowbound airports ❍ Strikebound travellers face long delays this weekend.
❏ bound up in sth [IDM ] (အလုပ် စသည်၌) နစ်မြုပ်နေသည်။ She seems very bound up in her work.
❏ bound up with sth [IDM ] ဆက်နွှယ်ပတ်သက်သည်။ Most of his problems are bound up with his childhood.
❏ I'll be bound [IDM ] (dated infml ) ဧကန္တပဲ။ သေချာ ပေါက်ပဲ။ The children are up to some mischief, I'll be bound!
- [bound to] : If you have problems at home, it’s bound to affect your work.
- The kids are out late, so of course she’s bound to worry.
- Knowing Jim, he’s bound to be late.
- She’s bound to find out sooner or later.
- By signing the contract you agree to be bound by its terms.
- [be bound by something to do something] : If her patient threatens to kill someone, she is bound by law to inform the police.
- [be/feel bound to do something] : We felt bound to tell her that her son had been taking drugs.
- [duty/honour bound] : Journalists who feel honour bound to protect their sources of information
- A bound volume of the whole trilogy
- [bound in] : An old book of poems, bound in dark leather
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