binding

UK:  ['baɪndɪŋ]

US:  ['baɪndɪŋ]

复数：bindings  

n.

1.滚条;绷带;(书籍的)装订,装帧;封面;边

2.粘合的程度

3.固定装置

4.〔计〕联编;汇集

5.耦合

6.标枪把手的缠绳

7.脚套

8.封皮

9.捆绑,束缚;缀结,连接;黏合;【物理学】结合;键联

10.【法律】具结

adj.

1.结合

2.缚[捆、绑]…的;黏合的;系连的,连结的

3.约束力;约束性的

4.粘合的

5.有束缚力的,有拘束力的,附有义务的

6.〔物〕束缚

7.〔化〕键

8.〔口语〕引起便秘的

9.〔英口〕发牢骚的

1 . The object to be marshalled must be an instance of a class that's defined with a global mapping in the binding.
要数据编组的对象必须是类的一个实例，该类是用绑定中的全局映射定义的。

2 . Head The edge of a page or book, parallel to and above the printed matter; also used to indicate the upper positions on any form of binding.
平行印纹及在它之上的书页边缘，亦用来表示任何装订形式的上边。

3 . Most controls perform data binding automatically, which means that you typically do not need to call this method explicitly.
大多数控件自动执行数据绑定，这意味着您通常不需要显式调用此方法。

4 . Only a dwindling minority are prepared to do this, and then only if China eventually agrees to similar legally binding emissions targets.
只有少数国家愿意这么做，而且即使是这些国家也提出，这必须以中国最终接受有法律约束力的类似减排目标为前提。

5 . He said it permitted them to avoid the legally binding targets and international supervision proposed by the developed countries.
他说这避免他们成为发达国家的法律禁止目标和全球监视对象。