Meaning ofbindin English

Verb

1. to tie or fasten securely; with a cord, etc
   The worker will bind the package with rope.
2. to obligate or hold by authority (law, duty, etc.)
   The contract will bind the company to deliver the goods on time.
3. to confine or restrain physically
   The tight space will bind her movement and make it hard to walk.
4. to obligate legally; under bond
   The court's decision will bind the defendant to pay the fine.
5. to secure with a band (edges, wounds)
   The nurse will bind the wound with a sterile bandage.
6. to assemble in a cover (books, pages)
   The publisher will bind the pages together with a strong adhesive.
7. to link identifiers with values (programming)
   The programmer will bind the variable to a specific value in the code.