1) bound
[英][baʊnd] [美][baund]
被缚
1.
The above two epics, produced in the children period of mankind, become visible in the facts from the facts from the beginning that the women appearing in the writings of Homer aren t free, because they are all bound.
这部人类童年时代的作品一开始就显露这样的端倪:女人是不自由的,女人的“被缚”了。
2) The Bound Man
《被缚的人》
1.
Analytical Reading of The Bound Man by Ilse Aichinger With Comments on the Main Characteristics and Significance of Expressionism Literature;
伊尔赛·艾兴格尔《被缚的人》解读——兼论表现主义文学的主要特征及意义
3) the bound
被缚者
5) Before they're forever banned?
才会被永远禁缚？
6) Prometheus Bound
《被缚的普罗米修斯》
1.
"Technique is far weaker than Necessity":A Reading of Aeschylus Prometheus Bound 436-525;
“技艺胜不过定数”——埃斯库罗斯《被缚的普罗米修斯》第436-525行解读
补充资料：无缚
1.谓身心没有拘束。
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