binding in Japanese
binding in Japanese is 背表紙 — binding means legally or officially required to be followed; not optional.
binding in Japanese
背表紙
Pronounced: sebyōshi
What does "binding" mean?
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adj Legally or officially required to be followed; not optional.
"The arbitrator's decision is binding on both companies."
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noun The cover and stitching that hold the pages of a book together.
"The old book had a leather binding that was starting to crack."
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noun A strip of fabric or tape used to finish the edge of a seam or hem.
"She added a red binding along the edge of the quilt."
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noun In computing, the association between a name and something it refers to, such as a variable and its value.
"The language uses late binding, resolving names when the program runs."
binding in a sentence
- The arbitrator's decision is binding on both companies.
- Once you sign, the agreement becomes legally binding.
- The old book had a leather binding that was starting to crack.
- She added a red binding along the edge of the quilt.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "binding" in Japanese?
"binding" in Japanese is 背表紙. binding means: Legally or officially required to be followed; not optional.
How do you pronounce 背表紙?
"binding" in Japanese is 背表紙, pronounced "sebyōshi".
How do you use "binding" in a sentence?
Example: "The arbitrator's decision is binding on both companies." In Japanese, "binding" is 背表紙.
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