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bounded

/ˈbaʊn.dɪd/

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adjective

/ˈbaʊn.dɪd/C1formal
  • ruОписывает что-то, что ограничено или заключено в определённые границы, как физически, так и абстрактно.

Describes something that is limited or confined within certain boundaries, either physically or abstractly.

  1. Limited or restrictedB2formal

    Having limits or boundaries; not infinite.

    ruОграниченный

    • The research was bounded by a strict budget.
    • His knowledge is bounded by his lack of experience.
    • The area of the park is bounded by a fence.

    Synonymscircumscribedconfinedconstraineddelimitedfinitelimitedrestricted

    Antonymsboundlessinfinitelimitlessunboundedunlimitedunrestricted

  2. Surrounded or enclosedB2formal

    Having a physical boundary or border.

    ruОграниченный

    • The garden is bounded by a stone wall.
    • The property is bounded on the north by a river.
    • The city is bounded by mountains on three sides.

    Synonymsborderedcircumscribeddelimitedencircledenclosedsurrounded

    Antonymsopenunboundedunlimited

Forms
  • more bounded comparative form
  • most bounded superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

bound/baʊnd/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения прыжка или скачка, а также для указания на то, что кто-то связан обязательством или физическим ограничением.

A verb used to indicate the act of leaping or jumping, or to be tied or restricted by an obligation or physical constraint.

irregular verb

  1. Leap or jump forwardB2formal

    To move forward by making large, energetic jumps or leaps.

    ruПрыгать

    • The deer bounded across the field with incredible speed.
    • The children bounded down the stairs to greet their parents.
    • The dog bounded happily toward its owner.

    Synonymsbouncehopjumpleappouncespringvault

  2. Form a boundaryC1formal

    To form the border or edge of an area; to be adjacent to something.

    ruГраничить

    • The river bounds the property on the north side.
    • The national park is bounded by a high mountain range.
    • Their land is bounded by a fence and a small stream.

    Synonymsbordercircumscribedelimitdemarcateedgeencloseflankfringerimskirtsurroundverge

  3. Restrict or limitB2formal

    To place limits on the extent, scope, or access of something.

    ruОграничивать

    • The contract bounds the company's liability to a fixed amount.
    • New regulations bound the use of certain chemicals in manufacturing.
    • The agreement bounds the number of visitors allowed per day.

    Synonymscircumscribeconfinecurbdelimitlimitrestrainrestrict

    Antonymsfreeloosenreleaseunbind

  4. Rebound or spring backB2formal

    To spring back after hitting a surface; to bounce off an impact.

    ruОтскакивать

    • The ball bounded off the wall and rolled across the floor.
    • The sound bounded back from the canyon walls.
    • The rubber ball bounded high into the air after hitting the pavement.

    Synonymsbouncecaromreboundrecoilricochet

Forms
  • bounded past participle
  • bounded past simple
  • bounding present participle
  • bounds third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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