bind in Irish
bind in Irish is cuibhrigh — bind means to tie, fasten, or hold something together tightly, using rope, cord, a band, or similar.
bind in Irish
cuibhrigh
(transitive) To tie or fasten tightly together, with a cord, band, ligature, chain, etc.
What does "bind" mean?
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verb To tie, fasten, or hold something together tightly, using rope, cord, a band, or similar.
"She bound the loose papers together with string."
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verb To hold someone under a legal, moral, or promised obligation.
"The contract binds both parties to a five-year term."
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verb In computing, to link or associate a name, variable, or module with a value or piece of code.
"The variable is bound to a value when the function runs."
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noun A difficult or awkward situation with no easy way out.
"We're in a real bind now that the flight's cancelled."
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bind in a sentence
- She bound the loose papers together with string.
- The rope was used to bind the fence posts in place.
- The contract binds both parties to a five-year term.
- He felt bound by his promise to help.
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What is "bind" in Irish?
"bind" in Irish is cuibhrigh. bind means: To tie, fasten, or hold something together tightly, using rope, cord, a band, or similar.
How do you use "bind" in a sentence?
Example: "She bound the loose papers together with string." In Irish, "bind" is cuibhrigh.
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