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there are bound to be
Dear Friends,
I wonder what 'there are to be bound to' means:
"there are bound to" - Google Könyvek
What is the original phrase? Is there such an expression as 'there are to be bound to'? If yes, how can I use/understand it?
Palinkasocsi
Last edited by palinkasocsi; 04-Nov-2009 at 20:11.
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Re: there are bound to be
There are bound to be = It is almost certainly that case that this is true.
There are bound to be a lot of objections to your proposal.
There are bound to be people who will want to go with you.
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