snowbound — unable to travel or move because of heavy snow
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: unable to travel or move because of heavy snow
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈsnoʊbaʊnd/
Korean meaning: 폭설로 인해 이동하거나 여행할 수 없는
Korean pronunciation: **스노**바운드
Example Sentences
- The entire airport was snowbound, leaving hundreds of passengers stranded with nothing but overpriced sandwiches.
- Being snowbound turned out to be a blessing - we finally had time to finish that 1000-piece puzzle.
- The mountain resort guests were snowbound but made the best of it with hot chocolate and board games.
snowbound
ADJECTIVE//ˈsnoʊbaʊnd//
unable to travel or move because of heavy snow
A family becomes snowbound in their cabin after the blizzard
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Snowbound travelers dream of going westbound or homebound!
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Origin
A 19th-century compound word combining 'snow' (from Old English snāw) and 'bound' (from Old English bundan, meaning tied or confined). The word literally describes being trapped or confined by snow.
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“The entire airport was snowbound, leaving hundreds of passengers stranded with nothing but overpriced sandwiches.”
“Being snowbound turned out to be a blessing - we finally had time to finish that 1000-piece puzzle.”
“The mountain resort guests were snowbound but made the best of it with hot chocolate and board games.”
“Our snowbound weekend turned into an unexpected digital detox when the wifi went out too.”
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