border 2 (in cricket 板球）a hit of the ball that crosses the boundary of the
playing area and scores extra points使球越过边界线的击球（得加分）
bound-en /'baundan/ adj. a/your bounden duty {old-fashioned, formal) something that you feel you must do; a
responsibility which cannot be ignored 应尽的义 务；不可推卸的责任
bound-er /'baunda(r)/
noun (old-fashioned, BrE, informal) a man who behaves badly and cannot be
trusted 缺德
的人；无赖
bound form (also .bound morpheme) noun {linguistics a unit of language that can
only be used as part of a word, not as a word on its own, for example
‘ly’in‘slowly5粘附形式，粘附语素（不能单独成词，只作
词的构成部分。如slowly中的ly ) bound.less /’baundlas/ 〇«/_/■ without limits;
seeming to have no end 无限的；乂止备的 H33 infinite
bounds /baundz/ noun [pi.] the
accepted or furthest limits of sth #； H^ PI ： beyond/outside/within the bounds 〇少 decency 没 /#体统◊ PubHc spending must be kept within
reasonaWe bounds•公共开支必须控制 在合理的范围内。◊ ft
was not beyond the bounds oj possibility that they would
meet again one day.
一天会再度相遇，这不是没有可能。◊Hisenthudasm fc/iew no bounds 卜 was
very great).他有无限热情。
out of ’bounds 1 (in some sports 矣些抹W运^I)
outside the area of play which is allowed 出界；界外：
ffis
shot went out 〇/ bounds•他的球出界了。2 (NAmQ not reasonable or
acceptable不合理的；令人无法接受
的：His demands were out 〇/bounds.他的要求不合理。
out of 'bounds (to/for sb) (especially Brt) if a place is out of bounds, people are not
allowed to go there 不准进入；禁止入内一see also off-limits
— more at leap n.
boun-teous /'bauntias/
adj. {formal or literary) giving very generously十分慷慨的；非常大方的
bou n-ti-ful /'bauntifl/ adj. (formal or literary) 1 in large quantities; large 大量的；巨大的：a boimtijiuZ suppiy 〇/
/ood富足如食物也应？
giving generously ii慨的；夫云 的 H771 generous ： bdi’e/ fn a bount(/W god 对宽宏的 神的信仰
bounty /'baunti/
noun (pi. -ies) 1 [u, C] {literary) generous actions; sth provided in large
quantities 慷被之举；大 量给予S物2 [C】money given as a reward奖基；会:金： a bounty hunter (= sb
who catches criminals or kills people for a reward)为得到赏金而抓捕罪犯或去杀人的人
bou-quet /bu'kei/ noun 1 [C] a
bunch of flowers arranged in an attractive way so that it can be carried in a
ceremony or presented as a gift 花束：The little girl presented the princess
with a large bouquet of /towers•小女孩向公圭献上了一大束鲜花。；2 [C, U] the pleasant smell of a
type of food or drink, especially of wine (尤指酒的j香味，芬芳
bou-quet garni /,bu:kei gai'ni:; NAmE gair'ni:; NAmE also bou.kei/ noun {pi. bou-quets gar-nis /,bu:kei
gai'ni:; NAmE gair'ni:;
NAmE also
bou.kei/) (from French) a bunch of different herbs in a small bag, used in cooking
to give extra flavour to food香料束、，香料袋（有各种芳香
植物，用于烹调食物>'
bourbon /'b3：ban; NAmE 'b3：rban/ noun 1 [U, C] a type of American whisky made with corn
(maize) and rye 波旁威士忌酒（产于美国，用玉米和黑麦酿制）2 [C] a
glass of bourbon —杯波旁威士忌 bourgeois /'bu03wa:; ,bu9'3wa:; NAmE ,bur'3-;
'bor3-/ 1
belonging to tiie middle class 中产阶故的：a traditionaZ bourgeois /amdy —个作统宁级家庭
—see
also petit bourgeois 2 {disapproving) interested mainly in possessions and social status and
supporting traditional values追求名利且平庸的；世俗的：bour- geois attitudes/tastes 声每的态度 / 趣_
◊
They’ve become very bourgeois since they got married.
后变得十分庸俗。3 (po//Y/cs 政)supporting the interests of capitalism资产阶级的；资未家的：bourgeois fcieo〖ogy 资产阶级意识形态►bourgeois now/? (p/. bour- geois)
bourgeoisie /,bua3wa:'zi:;
NAmE ,bur3-/ noun the bourgeoisie [sing.+sing./pl. v.] 1 the
middle classes in society 中产私级：the rise of the bourgeoisie in the