CEFR B1

bounder

adjective

Meaning

Heading or destined to go to a particular place.

Examples

This train is bound for London.
The flight is bound for Tokyo.

Synonyms: headed, destined, en route

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bounder (B1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /baʊnd/

Definition

Heading or destined to go to a particular place.

Examples

This train is bound for London.
The flight is bound for Tokyo.
All the mail is bound for the sorting facility.

How to Use bounder

bound for (prepositional phrase): Heading towards a specific destination. — "The bus is bound for the city center."
bound to (prepositional phrase): Certain to happen or to do something. — "It's bound to rain later today."
bound to (prepositional phrase): Obligated or required to do something. — "Employees are bound to follow the company's code of conduct."

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