“Bound by the surprise of our glory days” What is the role of the word “bound” in this case?
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Is the word "bound" a verb (in the participle) or an adjective? and what does that mean?
I am conscious that this word has a lot of meanings, but I´d like to understand its meaning in this very context.
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Is the word "bound" a verb (in the participle) or an adjective? and what does that mean?
I am conscious that this word has a lot of meanings, but I´d like to understand its meaning in this very context.
meaning grammar
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Song lyrics are often considered off topic here, which is sometimes a shame. I find this particular one quite expressive. It’s easier to define if you consider more of the sentence: "We were ..... bound by the surprise of our glory days". Two people, former lovers, used to be bound (past tense of bind) together.
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Is the word "bound" a verb (in the participle) or an adjective? and what does that mean?
I am conscious that this word has a lot of meanings, but I´d like to understand its meaning in this very context.
meaning grammar
asked 10 hours ago
moises soares
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Is the word "bound" a verb (in the participle) or an adjective? and what does that mean?
I am conscious that this word has a lot of meanings, but I´d like to understand its meaning in this very context.
meaning grammar
meaning grammar
asked 10 hours ago
moises soares
2815
asked 10 hours ago
moises soares
2815
asked 10 hours ago
moises soares
2815
asked 10 hours ago
moises soares
2815
asked 10 hours ago
moises soares
2815
2815
Song lyrics are often considered off topic here, which is sometimes a shame. I find this particular one quite expressive. It’s easier to define if you consider more of the sentence: "We were ..... bound by the surprise of our glory days". Two people, former lovers, used to be bound (past tense of bind) together.
– Pam
6 hours ago
add a comment |
Song lyrics are often considered off topic here, which is sometimes a shame. I find this particular one quite expressive. It’s easier to define if you consider more of the sentence: "We were ..... bound by the surprise of our glory days". Two people, former lovers, used to be bound (past tense of bind) together.
– Pam
6 hours ago
Song lyrics are often considered off topic here, which is sometimes a shame. I find this particular one quite expressive. It’s easier to define if you consider more of the sentence: "We were ..... bound by the surprise of our glory days". Two people, former lovers, used to be bound (past tense of bind) together.
– Pam
6 hours ago
Song lyrics are often considered off topic here, which is sometimes a shame. I find this particular one quite expressive. It’s easier to define if you consider more of the sentence: "We were ..... bound by the surprise of our glory days". Two people, former lovers, used to be bound (past tense of bind) together.
– Pam
6 hours ago
add a comment |
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Song lyrics are often considered off topic here, which is sometimes a shame. I find this particular one quite expressive. It’s easier to define if you consider more of the sentence: "We were ..... bound by the surprise of our glory days". Two people, former lovers, used to be bound (past tense of bind) together.
– Pam
6 hours ago