bind in English: To tie things together tightly with string or rope. (verb)

Translation

To tie things together tightly with string or rope.

Word origin

From Old English bindan, meaning to tie; a very old Germanic word.

Verb typeirregular (bind, binds, bound)

Irregular verb. A full conjugation table for irregular verbs is coming soon. For now, use a reference like Wordreference or RAE.

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Bound is the past form of bind.

tightly .

You bind things together, or bind one thing to another.

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Ideas and feelings can bind people too, meaning hold them together.

tie

To join or hold something in place with string, rope, or a knot.

rope

Thick strong string made by twisting many thin threads together.

hold

To have something in your hands or arms and keep it there.

together

With each other, as a group, in the same place at the same time.

stick

To join something to another thing so it stays there and will not fall off.

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