bound en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de bound en el diccionario inglés»español

I.bound¹ [ingl. am. baʊnd, ingl. brit. baʊnd] V. intr.

1. bound (leap):

bound

saltar

2. bound (move) + adv. compl.:

the dog bounded along behind the bicycle

el perro iba dando saltos detrás de la bicicleta

to bound in/out/away

entrar/salir/irse dando saltos

II.bound¹ [ingl. am. baʊnd, ingl. brit. baʊnd] SUST. (jump)

bound

salto m

bound

brinco m

with one bound

de un salto

I.bound² [ingl. am. baʊnd, ingl. brit. baʊnd] SUST. (limits)

bound

límites mpl

within bounds

dentro de ciertos límites

her generosity/enthusiasm knows no bounds

su generosidad/entusiasmo no tiene límite(s)

within the bounds of the city

dentro del perímetro urbano or de los límites de la ciudad

within the bounds of reason/possibility

dentro de lo razonable/posible

the play goes beyond the bounds of decency

la obra cae en lo indecente

it's not beyond the bounds of possibility that they know already

(bien) cabe la posibilidad de que ya lo sepan

it's not beyond the bounds of possibility that they know already

no es descabellado pensar que ya lo saben

the shop is out of bounds to schoolchildren

los niños tienen prohibido entrar en la tienda

II.bound² [ingl. am. baʊnd, ingl. brit. baʊnd] V. trans.

bound field/area/country:

bound

delimitar

she refuses to be bounded by practical constraints

se niega a verse constreñida por consideraciones de orden práctico

bound³ [ingl. am. baʊnd, ingl. brit. baʊnd] ADJ. pred (headed)

bound for a ship bound for New York

un barco con rumbo a Nueva York

the truck was bound for Italy

el camión iba rumbo a Italia

they are homeward/Moscow bound

van camino a casa/a Moscú

I.bound⁴ [ingl. am. baʊnd, ingl. brit. baʊnd] pret. & pret. part bind

II.bound⁴ [ingl. am. baʊnd, ingl. brit. baʊnd] ADJ.

1. bound (obliged):

to be bound to + infin the police are bound to prosecute in such cases

la policía está obligada a remitir tales casos a la justicia

he felt bound to tell his mother what had happened

se sintió obligado a decirle a su madre lo que había sucedido

I'm duty/honor bound to tell you the truth

es mi deber/obligación decirte la verdad

bound and determined ingl. am.

empeñado

2. bound pred (certain):

to be bound to + infin it was bound to happen sooner or later

tarde o temprano tenía que suceder

she's bound to be elected

seguro que sale elegida

it's bound to be expensive

seguro que es caro

it's bound to be expensive

tiene que ser caro

it was bound to go wrong

no cabía duda de que iba a salir mal

they're up to no good, I'll be bound coloq., arcznte.

estoy seguro de que están haciendo algo que no deben

3. bound TIPOGR.:

bound

encuadernado

bound

empastado

Véase también: bind

I.bind <pret. & part. pas. bound> [ingl. am. baɪnd, ingl. brit. bʌɪnd] V. trans.

1. bind (tie, fasten):

bind person/captive

atar

bind person/captive

amarrar

bind wheat/corn

agavillar

their hands and feet were bound

los ataron or amarraron de pies y manos

the ties that bind us to our loved ones

los lazos que nos unen a los seres queridos

2.1. bind (wrap):

bind

envolver

they bind their heads with turbans

se envuelven la cabeza con turbantes

2.2. bind wound:

bind

vendar

2.3. bind (in sewing):

bind

ribetear

to bind off ingl. am.

cerrar

3.1. bind (oblige, force):

bind

obligar

signing this document doesn't bind you to anything

la firma de este documento no lo obliga or compromete a nada

they are bound by law to supply the goods

están obligados por ley a suministrar los artículos

3.2. bind (constrain):

to be bound by sth (to + infin) you are still bound by your promise

sigues estando obligado a cumplir lo que prometiste

she feels bound by her own code of ethics to …

siente que, de acuerdo a sus principios, es su deber …

4. bind book:

bind

encuadernar

bind

empastar

5. bind GASTR.:

bind

ligar

bind

unir

II.bind <pret. & part. pas. bound> [ingl. am. baɪnd, ingl. brit. bʌɪnd] V. intr.

1. bind (stick together):

bind dough:

ligarse

bind dough:

unirse

bind cement:

cuajar

2. bind (become stuck, jam):

bind brakes/wheel:

trabarse

bind brakes/wheel:

atascarse

III.bind [ingl. am. baɪnd, ingl. brit. bʌɪnd] SUST. coloq.

1. bind (difficult situation):

bind

aprieto m

bind

apuro m

to be in a bind

estar en un aprieto or apuro

to be in a bind

estar metido en un lío coloq.

to put sb in a bind

poner a alguien en un aprieto or apuro

2. bind (nuisance):

bind ingl. brit.

lata f coloq.

bind ingl. brit.

plomo m coloq.

bind ingl. brit.

rollo m Esp. coloq.

what a bind!

¡qué lata or plomo! coloq.

what a bind!

¡qué rollo! Esp. coloq.

-bound [ingl. am. baʊnd, ingl. brit. baʊnd] SUFFIX

1. -bound (heading for):

passengers for the Birmingham-bound train

los pasajeros con destino a Birmingham

it crashed into the Moscow-bound train

chocó con el tren que se dirigía a Moscú

2. -bound TIPOGR.:

leather-bound

encuadernado en cuero

3. -bound (immobilized by):

snow-bound

paralizado por la nieve

4. -bound (confined to):

wheelchair-bound

confinado a una silla de ruedas

I.bind <pret. & part. pas. bound> [ingl. am. baɪnd, ingl. brit. bʌɪnd] V. trans.

1. bind (tie, fasten):

bind person/captive

atar

bind person/captive

amarrar

bind wheat/corn

agavillar

their hands and feet were bound

los ataron or amarraron de pies y manos

the ties that bind us to our loved ones

los lazos que nos unen a los seres queridos

2.1. bind (wrap):

bind

envolver

they bind their heads with turbans

se envuelven la cabeza con turbantes

2.2. bind wound:

bind

vendar

2.3. bind (in sewing):

bind

ribetear

to bind off ingl. am.

cerrar

3.1. bind (oblige, force):

bind

obligar

signing this document doesn't bind you to anything

la firma de este documento no lo obliga or compromete a nada

they are bound by law to supply the goods

están obligados por ley a suministrar los artículos

3.2. bind (constrain):

to be bound by sth (to + infin) you are still bound by your promise

sigues estando obligado a cumplir lo que prometiste

she feels bound by her own code of ethics to …

siente que, de acuerdo a sus principios, es su deber …

4. bind book:

bind

encuadernar

bind

empastar

5. bind GASTR.:

bind

ligar

bind

unir

II.bind <pret. & part. pas. bound> [ingl. am. baɪnd, ingl. brit. bʌɪnd] V. intr.

1. bind (stick together):

bind dough:

ligarse

bind dough:

unirse

bind cement:

cuajar

2. bind (become stuck, jam):

bind brakes/wheel:

trabarse

bind brakes/wheel:

atascarse

III.bind [ingl. am. baɪnd, ingl. brit. bʌɪnd] SUST. coloq.

1. bind (difficult situation):

bind

aprieto m

bind

apuro m

to be in a bind

estar en un aprieto or apuro

to be in a bind

estar metido en un lío coloq.

to put sb in a bind

poner a alguien en un aprieto or apuro

2. bind (nuisance):

bind ingl. brit.

lata f coloq.

bind ingl. brit.

plomo m coloq.

bind ingl. brit.

rollo m Esp. coloq.

what a bind!

¡qué lata or plomo! coloq.

what a bind!

¡qué rollo! Esp. coloq.

spiral-bound [ingl. am. ˈspaɪrəl baʊnd, ingl. brit.] ADJ.

spiral-bound

de espiral

weather-bound [ˈwɛðəbaʊnd] ADJ.

weather-bound airport/road

cerrado por mal tiempo

weather-bound traveler/team

inmovilizado por el mal tiempo

weather-bound traveler/team

varado por el mal tiempo amer.

duty-bound [ingl. am. ˈd(j)udi ˈˌbaʊnd, ingl. brit.] ADJ.

to be duty-bound to + infin I was duty-bound to accept

estaba obligado a aceptar

desk-bound [ˈdɛskˌbaʊnd] ADJ.

desk-bound

sedentario

bound en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de bound en el diccionario inglés»español

I.bound¹ [baʊnd] V. intr.

1. bound (leap):

bound

saltar

2. bound (bounce):

bound ball

botar

bound ball

rebotar amer.

II.bound¹ [baʊnd] SUST.

bound

salto m

with one bound

de un salto

bound² [baʊnd] V. trans.

to be bounded by sth

estar rodeado por algo

bound³ [baʊnd] ADJ.

to be bound for ...

ir rumbo a...

where is this ship bound for?

¿a dónde se dirige este barco?

I.bound⁴ [baʊnd] V.

bound pt, part. pas. of bind

II.bound⁴ [baʊnd] ADJ.

1. bound (sure):

she's bound to come

seguro que viene

it's bound to be cheap

seguro que es barato

it was bound to happen sooner or later

tarde o temprano tenía que suceder

2. bound (obliged):

to be bound to do sth

estar obligado a hacer algo

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be bound and determined ingl. am.

tener intenciones firmes

Véase también: bind

I.bind [baɪnd] bound, bound bound, bound SUST. sin pl. ingl. brit. coloq.

bind

lío m

to be in a bind

estar metido en un lío

II.bind [baɪnd] bound, bound bound, bound V. intr.

bind

unirse

III.bind [baɪnd] bound, bound bound, bound V. trans.

1. bind (tie together):

bind

atar

to be bound hand and foot

estar atado de pies y manos

2. bind (unite):

to bind (together)

unir

to be bound to sb

estar ligado a alguien

3. bind (commit):

bind

vincular

4. bind (sew):

bind

ribetear

5. bind book:

bind

encuadernar

6. bind (oblige):

to bind sb to do sth

obligar a alguien a hacer algo

to bind sb to a contract

comprometer a alguien contractualmente

I.bind [baɪnd] bound, bound bound, bound SUST. sin pl. ingl. brit. coloq.

bind

lío m

to be in a bind

estar metido en un lío

II.bind [baɪnd] bound, bound bound, bound V. intr.

bind

unirse

III.bind [baɪnd] bound, bound bound, bound V. trans.

1. bind (tie together):

bind

atar

to be bound hand and foot

estar atado de pies y manos

2. bind (unite):

to bind (together)

unir

to be bound to sb

estar ligado a alguien

3. bind (commit):

bind

vincular

4. bind (sew):

bind

ribetear

5. bind book:

bind

encuadernar

6. bind (oblige):

to bind sb to do sth

obligar a alguien a hacer algo

to bind sb to a contract

comprometer a alguien contractualmente

muscle-bound [ˈmʌslˌbaʊnd] ADJ.

muscle-bound

demasiado musculoso, -a

weather-bound ADJ.

weather-bound

bloqueado, -a por el mal tiempo

duty-bound ADJ.

Entrada creada por un usuario

to be duty-bound to sth

estar obligado a algo

Traducciones de bound en el diccionario español»inglés

La palabra que consultaste como aparece en otras partes del diccionario

libro (con encuadernación) en pergamino

parchment-bound book

de un brinco

in one bound

bound Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

to be (in) honour bound to ...

estar moralmente obligado a...

to be bound hand and foot

estar atado de pies y manos

where is this ship bound for?

¿a dónde se dirige este barco?

she's bound to come

seguro que viene

it's bound to be cheap

seguro que es barato

it was bound to happen sooner or later

tarde o temprano tenía que suceder

to be bound to do sth

estar obligado a hacer algo

to be bound and determined ingl. am.

tener intenciones firmes

the boat is bound for Mexico

el barco sale con destino a México

there's bound to be sb who thinks so

tal habrá que piense así

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

In a creative sense, the bifocal reward is that you are bound by neither.

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The idea of residual topological isomerism introduces a handy scheme of modifying the molecular graphs and generalizes former efforts of systemization of mechanically bound and bridged molecules.

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Furthermore, they were also bound to various statute labours and performances.

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The lessee, in turn, is also bound by the lease.

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In general, employment at these employers are bound to a church membership, so in cases of leaving the church, the employment relationship shall be repealed.

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In such (copyright) cases, prevailing defendants seeking recompense were bound to show that the original suit was frivolous or made in bad faith.

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My eerie shades bubble with an irrepressible sense of humour, ready to laugh with (never "at") those earth-bound mortals whose fears they once shared.

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To be bound by the covenant, the successor must hold the entire estate in land held by the original party (strict vertical privity of estate).

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It is an octahedral transition metal complex in which three bidentate oxalate ions are bound to an iron center.

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Prosecutors and presiding officers are constitutionally bound, therefore, to prevent infringement of the right to a speedy trial.

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