Amarrado o sujeto con fuerza.
Tied or fastened tightly.
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Tenía las manos atadas con una cuerda. — His hands were bound with rope.
Seguro que te pones nervioso al principio. — You are bound to feel nervous at first.
El tren va con destino a Chicago. — The train is bound for Chicago.
Ataron las cajas con cinta resistente. — They bound the boxes with strong tape.
Seguro que los precios vuelven a subir el año que viene. — Prices are bound to rise again next year.
¿Este autobús va con destino al aeropuerto? — Is this bus bound for the airport?
¿Están los fardos bien atados? — Are the bales bound tightly enough?
¿No era seguro que se enteraría tarde o temprano? — Wasn't she bound to find out sooner or later?
Los barcos con destino a la isla salen al amanecer. — Ships bound for the island leave at dawn.
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