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  1. He is chained to his work.
    他工作忙得不能分身。
  2. He chained his bicycle to the post.
    他把自行车拴到柱子上。


chained
[ adj ]
bound with chains
<adj.all>
enchained demons strained in anger to gnaw on his bonesprisoners in chains


Chain \Chain\, v. t. [imp. p. p. {Chained} (ch[=a]nd); p. pr. &
vb. n. {Chaining}.]
1. To fasten, bind, or connect with a chain; to fasten or
bind securely, as with a chain; as, to chain a bulldog.

Chained behind the hostile car. --Prior.

2. To keep in slavery; to enslave.

And which more blest? who chained his country, say
Or he whose virtue sighed to lose a day? --Pope.

3. To unite closely and strongly.

And in this vow do chain my soul to thine. --Shak.

4. (Surveying) To measure with the chain.

5. To protect by drawing a chain across, as a harbor.

chained \chained\ adj.
bound with chains; as, prisoners chained together to prevent
escape.

Syn: enchained, in chains(predicate).
[WordNet 1.5]

  1. A man who chained himself to his sofa for three weeks to stop smoking is a free man today and says it feels wonderful to have kicked the habit.
  2. He said both men were well despite being chained and blindfolded.
  3. At least two dozen protesters chained themselves to doors or blocked exits with their wheelchairs Monday.
  4. The Coast Guard made the arrests Sunday after an activist from the environmental group Greenpeace chained herself to a crane on the research vessel Aloha, about a mile off the mouth of the Rogue River at Gold Beach.
  5. Shortly afterward, a half-dozen protesters chained themselves to the fence of a psychology building where other research is conducted.
  6. I was chained to the wall and had this little bed to lie on, a few blankets, no light.
  7. Police made no arrests and said Mr. Martin would apparently be allowed to stay chained to the downtown HUD building.
  8. Two former hostages in Lebanon today put on blindfolds and chained themselves to a tree outside the Iranian Embassy to protest the captivity of Terry Anderson, the U.S. journalist abducted five years ago.
  9. The city evicted the agency from a former furniture store on the edge of town Friday and chained the doors.
  10. An Arkansas sheriff, driven to frustration, chained his surplus jail inmates to a state penitentiary fence.
  11. Prisoners are kept chained to the walls of local police lockups for as long as three days at a time because of overcrowding in regular jail cells, police said.
  12. 'One day,' she tells him, 'you will find yourself chained up and I won't be there any more.'
  13. Former hostages chained themselves to a tree in Paris to protest Anderson's captivity, and President Bush pledged to work for the hostages' release.
  14. The university had the concrete torn up _ twice _ and had four activists who chained themselves to the slab arrested.
  15. Activists claim the calves are chained and force-fed drug-laden food before their slaughter at age four months.
  16. The workers who testified Wednesday said they thought they would be killed when two men drew sawed-off shotguns from under their long coats and chained the doors.
  17. Some demonstrators sat in the waiting room singing hymns, Ms. Petzelt said, while the five men went to the back and chained themselves together, fastening the chains with half-inch-thick steel locks.
  18. "We do not need a union with somebody chained to it, because that would lead to a constant attempt to break those chains," Revenko said.
  19. Those intellectuals who argue otherwise should be locked indoors and chained to their typewriters.
  20. Scrawny dogs, chained to the vans, lay quiet in the dust. We found three stalls run by expatriate British.
  21. A Greenpeace protester boarded a research ship Sunday and chained herself to a tower on the boat studying marine mining potential off the Oregon coast, authorities said.
  22. Now, the 42-year-old Springfield man has had himself chained to a 280-pound sofa in his living room and rid his home of tobacco.
  23. By Wednesday evening, the four were still chained to the embassy gates as Guatemalan National Police officers looked on.
  24. Gary Heidnik is charged with keeping four women chained to a sewer pipe in a basement torture chamber and killing two others.
  25. The last two people removed from the center were chained together for 12 hours and were carried out at about 8:30 p.m., police said.
  26. Four other rebels, chained but alive, told the military of a purge among the communists in Mindanao that, in its brutality, was unprecedented in the party's 20-year history.
  27. On Tuesday, five Greenpeace members were arrested after they chained a dinghy to the rear of a sewage barge and a protester to a mooring line, police said.
  28. Ninety anti-abortion protesters were carried away on police stretchers in St. Petersburg, Fla., including 23 who chained themselves to the doors of a clinic with special bicycle locks almost impossible to cut with normal tools.
  29. The Louisville girl, who was returned to her father, told police she had been held against her will for three weeks, chained to a tree and raped repeatedly.
  30. The pet is then thrown outside to fend for itself or chained to a dog house or taken to a shelter where it is deemed unadoptable because no one wants to take on someone else's "problems."
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