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bind¹
/baInd/
verb
(bound, bound /baUnd/)
1 [+object]
mengikat
She was bound to the tree.
Dia terikat pada pohon.
The police bound his feet and hands together.
Polisi mengikat kaki dan tangannya bersama.
He was left bound and gagged.
Dia diikat dan mulutnya tersumpal.
The same religion binds them together.
Agama yg sama mengikat meréka bersama.
2 [+object]
membalut
I bound up my wounds by myself.
Saya membalut luka saya sendiri.
3 [+object]
membuat ssorg/sst menjadi terikat
Schools and hospitals bind a community together.
Sekolah dan rumah sakit membentuk suatu komunitas bersama.
Children will usually bind the husband to the wife.
Anak2 biasanya akan membuat suami terikat pada istri.
4 [+object]
[usually pasif]
mengikat
She was bound to her father’s principles of life.
Dia terikat pada prinsip hidup ayahnya.
She was bound to working six days a week.
Dia terikat bekerja enam hari seminggu.
All of us were bound by the law.
Kita semua terikat pada hukum.
The agreement binds both parties to fulfil their obligation.
Perjanjian itu mengikat kedua belah pihak utk memenuhi kewajibannya.
→ lihat juga binding¹, bound¹
5 [-object]
bercampur rata membentuk suatu campuran yg padat
Add in an egg yolk and some milk to ~ the mixture together.
Tambahkan kuning telur dan sedikit susu utk mencampur rata campurannya.
6 [+object]
[usually pasif]
menjilid
The two books will be bound in hardbacks.
Kedua buku itu akan dijilid dl kulit/sampul yg keras.
7 [+object]
[sering pasif]
menjahit pinggiran sst dengan indah agar kuat
The sheets were bound with silk.
Seprai itu pinggirannya dijahit dengan sutra.
■  IDIOM
| bind/
tie sb hand and foot
→ lihat hand¹
PHR v
| bind sb over
[usually pasif]
(a) (US, hukum)
membébaskan ssorg atas jaminan
She was bound over for trial.
Dia dibébaskan dengan jaminan sampai disidangkan.
(b) (UK, hukum)
mengikat ssorg secara hukum
The two parties were bound over to keep the peace.
Kedua belah pihak terikat secara hukum utk memelihara perdamaian.

bind²
/baInd/
noun [singular] (UK, informal)
situasi yg sulit dihindari
It is a real bind having to teach children under five years old.
Mengajar anak balita adalah suatu keadaan yg sulit dihindari.
→ lihat juga double bind
■  IDIOM
| in a bind

(US)
dl kesulitan atau serbasalah (karena apa pun tindakan yg diambil akan berakibat tidak baik
This order has had us in a bind.
Pesanan ini telah membuat kita berada dl keadaan sulit.

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