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bind Significado & definición

0 to tie something together with string, rope, etc. -- atar
- His hands were bound behind his back.
1 to make separate pieces of paper into a book -- encuadernar
- The book was bound with glue.
2 to tie sth by wrapping -- atar
- Someone had bound their hands together with rope. Alguien les había atado las manos con una cuerda.
3 to limit sb’s actions -- obligar
- bound, by law, to report the incident obligado, por ley, a informar del incidente
4 to cause sb to feel closer emotionally -- unir
- Hardships often bind communities together. Las dificultades a menudo unen a las comunidades.

Let us start discussions on what really does bind us, let us write these aims down and then implement them.
It is important for investors to be bound to keep certain commitments in the countries in which they operate.
We should therefore be aware of the ties that bind us and feel a sense of joint responsibility for our partners.
There is, though, something that binds us together no matter what disputes we may have with each other, and that is our mutual respect.
Important infrastructure projects can bind the region together.
All of us, whatever our creed, nationality, or political viewpoint, lost an irreplaceable piece of the common heritage that binds us together on this earth.
This brings home the connections which bind us together.
In those and other efforts, by working with people of all ethnic backgrounds we are for them and also working for the purposes and values that bind us together.