關於Bounds的意思和用法的提問

A: In this context:- within bounds = within limits; within boundaries; a limited line; enclosing

"The bounds of the pitch are marked by the white lines."

[There are many other meanings of "bounds"!]

A: it depends how the word “overstretched” is used, but overall it means that someone went past a limit. it can be overstretched if someone hurts another person’s feelings or a respectable line

A: I think of "bounds" as short for "boundaries". It seems like there is some region where schoolgirls are supposed to stay and someone has been found outside the region (i.e., outside the boundaries of the region where they should be)

A: It can be used many ways:
1. intending to do something~ ex: "I'm bound to get a job somewhere."
2. Walking or running with leaping strides~ ex: "He comes bounding down the stairs."
3. A limit or boundary of something~ ex: "The soccer ball was out of bounds."
4. Derivative of 'to bind' meaning to wrap or attatch securely~ ex: "The logs were bound together with ropes."
5. Restricted or confined~ ex: "He's home-bound until he gets better."

A: Here "within the bounds of good taste" = reasonable. He says that even though Django is a Black man they need to treat him with respect- but not as much respect as they would show a White man.

A: Her enthusiasm knows no bounds. Her love of cooking knows no bounds. His cruelty knows no bounds.

A: This place/area/room is out of bounds
You can’t go there it’s out of bounds
Jack was playing golf, he hit his ball out of bounds (outside the area of the golf course)

A: "The boy knows no bounds" 'O garoto não conhece limites' bounds pode-se entender como limites, seja físico ou até mesmo limites de comportamento.
"do not cross the bound, is too dangerous" 'não passe do limite, é muito perigoso'. espero ter ajudado :)

A: "Since the ball went out of bounds, the other team got a point."

A: They are the same!

A: Bounds are the entire area that belongs to something, while a boundary is the outside edge that defines it.

When a football is kicked over the boundary (= outer edge) of the field, it goes out of bounds (= outside the area that makes up the football field).

A: Bounds - out of bounds. as in boundary an area with a boarder.
Limits - you have reached you're limit, as in you psychical or mentally can't do more.

A: The boundary between fact and fiction in her writing is often blurred.
The limit of your lives is out.

A: I didn't know what "chungus" meant until I looked it up after reading this.

"chungus" just refers to anything that is cutesy and that people can enjoy for its cuteness.
(It's a reference to a Bugs Bunny meme where Bugs looks really chubby, which people find cute.)

I can see the whole picture the tweeter is trying to paint, now that I understand this.
One key part is this comment they made in the previous tweet:
「Same logic as "misanthropy okay, but racism/sexism terrible"」

Saying "I hate everyone" is a more socially acceptable (or at least less socially unacceptable) way of hating black people.
In the same way, saying "women should compliment their male friends more" is a more socially acceptable way of saying the speaker is starved of love/positivity from women. It also enables the person saying it to avoid looking like an incel when they say it.

A: I means more than you're prohibited / not allowed to go there.

As an example, this was used in Harry Potter, where the students were told that a certain floor was "out of bounds", they were not allowed to go there.

A: "bound to happen" means that it was about to happen

A: I think you can substitute "boundaries" for it.

A: "I can't study what I want to learn in the existing academic structure."