unbound

• Describe algo que no está atado, limitado o restringido; libre de límites o ataduras.

Describes something that is not tied, confined, or restricted; free from limits or constraints.

1. Not secured within a coverB2formal

   Describes a book or document that is not bound or has no cover.

   sin encuadernar

   • The manuscript was left unbound on the desk.
   • She preferred unbound pages for easier scanning.
   • The printer delivered the report unbound.

   Sinónimosloose

   Antónimosboundcovered

2. Not restrained or tied downB2formal

   Free from physical or metaphorical bonds; not confined.

   Desatado, libre

   • The prisoner was finally unbound after years of captivity.
   • Her imagination was unbound by any rules.
   • He felt unbound from the constraints of his old job.

   Sinónimosfreelooseunchainedunconfinedunconstrainedunfetteredunrestrainedunshackleduntied

   Antónimosboundconfinedfastenedrestrainedtied

3. Not held in chemical or physical combinationC1formalscientific

   Describes atoms, molecules, or particles that are not chemically bonded or physically attached.

   no combinado / libre

   • The unbound electrons moved freely through the conductor.
   • In the solution, the ions remained unbound.
   • The experiment measured the energy of unbound particles.

   Sinónimosfreelooseunattacheduncombinedunconnected

   Antónimosattachedboundcombinedlinked

• Verbo que designa la acción de liberar o soltar algo que estaba atado, sujeto o restringido.

A verb used to indicate the act of releasing or freeing something from being tied, bound, or constrained.

verbo irregular

1. Untie or unfastenB2formal

   To release something that is tied, bound, or fastened.

   desatar o soltar

   • She carefully unbound the ropes from the package.
   • He unbound the knot with a quick flick of his wrist.
   • The prisoner was unbound and set free.

   Sinónimosfreelooseloosenreleaseunchainundounfastenunlooseuntie

   Antónimosattachbindfastensecuretie