hidebound

hidebound的音标为[ˈhaɪdbaʊnd] ，基本翻译为“顽固的，保守的”，速记技巧为“hidebound→hide藏+bound捆→藏起来捆起来→保守顽固”。

Hidebound这个词的词源可以追溯到古英语，意为“受束缚的，受限制的”。它的词根“hide”意为“隐藏，掩盖”，而“bound”在这里表示“束缚，限制”。

变化形式：hidebound通常用作形容词，意为“受束缚的，保守的”。

相关单词：

1. bound - 动词，意为“束缚，限制”，例如：“The prisoner was bound hand and foot.”（囚犯手脚被绑。）

2. hide - 动词和名词，意为“隐藏”，例如：“She hid the jewels in her pocket.”（她把珠宝藏在口袋里。”）以及“Hide and seek”（躲猫猫游戏）。

3. constrict - 动词，意为“束缚，限制”，例如：“The snake constricted its prey.”（蛇把猎物紧紧缠住。）

4. shackle - 名词和动词，意为“镣铐，束缚”，例如：“The prisoners were shackled together.”（囚犯们被镣铐在一起。）

5. captive - 名词和形容词，意为“被俘虏的，受限制的”，例如：“The soldiers were taken captive during the battle.”（在战斗中士兵们被俘虏。）

6. trammel - 名词和动词，意为“束缚，牵绊”，例如：“The trammels of society held her back.”（社会的束缚阻碍了她的发展。）

7. fetter - 名词和动词，意为“锁链，束缚”，例如：“He was fettered by poverty.”（他被贫穷所束缚。）

8. restraint - 名词，意为“约束，克制”，例如：“She showed restraint in her speech.”（她在演讲中表现出了克制。）

9. captivity - 名词，意为“被俘虏的状态”，例如：“The prisoners were held in captivity for years.”（囚犯们被囚禁了好几年。）

10. shackled - 形容词和过去分词，意为“受束缚的”，例如：“The ship was shackled to the dock by a long chain.”（船被一条长链与码头束缚在一起。）

hidebound 常用短语：

1. hidebound in love

2. hidebound with work

3. hidebound with study

4. hidebound with knowledge

5. hidebound with books

6. hidebound by tradition

7. hidebound by fear

例句：

1. She is hidebound in her faith, and will not compromise.

2. He is hidebound with work, and spends all his free time researching.

3. After years of hidebound study, he finally achieved his goal.

4. She is so hidebound with books that she can"t go out for a walk.

5. He is hidebound by tradition and cannot break the rules.

6. She is hidebound by fear of failure, and cannot take risks.

7. We must not be hidebound by our past mistakes, but must learn from them and move forward.

作文：

Hidebound by Tradition

Tradition is something that we hold dear, but it can sometimes become a binding force that holds us back. We are often hidebound by tradition, fearing the unknown and hesitant to break from the mold. However, we must remember that tradition is not always right, and we must be willing to challenge it and create new norms. Without the courage to break free, we may never discover our true potential or unlock the doors to new opportunities. On the other hand, embracing tradition can be a source of strength and stability in times of uncertainty. It can provide us with a sense of belonging and connection to our past, while also guiding us towards a brighter future. In the end, it is up to us to determine how much we are hidebound by tradition and how much we are willing to let go and embrace change.