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Bound, английский
- Sad or a rude comment. example i found her calling me idiotic was bound.
- A связанный (ант. free); context-~ контекстуально-связанный form, morpheme, root
- Destined for a particular service. intended voyage to a place.—ice-bound. totally surrounded with ice.—tide-bound, or be-neaped. (see neaped.)—wind-bound. prevented from sailing by contrary wind.—where are you bound to?—i.e. to what place are you going?—bound on a cruise. a corruption of the old word bowne, which is still in use on the northern coasts, and means to make ready, to prepare.
- [1] proceeding in a specific direction or to a specific destination (e.g., bound for new york). [2] a constraint (e.g., fogbound, icebound, tidebound). [3] a leap forward. [4] to be fettered, fastened, tied, restrained, or obligated.
- Определённый район, особ. территория, за пределы которой учащимся не разрешено выходить
Envelope, английский
- Оболочка; огибающая кривая; граница области рабочих режимов
- In astronomy, a band of light encircling the head of a comet on the side near the sun, and passing round it, so as to form the commencement of the tail.—in fortification, a work of single lines thrown up to inclose a weak ground; usually a mere earth-work.
- The rise and fall in amplitude (volume) of a note. the envelope of a note consists of the four stages: attack, decay, sustain, and release.
- A structured set of information that wraps and accompanies an instance message, often describing delivery and processing information. envelopes can be nested.
- Header and footer information, or header information only, which encapsulates or precedes document data for transport.
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Coding bounds, английский
Гравитация;, русский
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