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bindings

(1) A set of programming interfaces (APIs) that allow a particular programming language to interact with a library of routines or classes. See bind and API.

(2) The connecting terminals on a power amplifier or speaker. Also called "posts" or "binding posts." High-end stereo equipment often uses gold-plated bindings with screw caps that make tight connections. Five-way bindings are also used that accept several types of connectors. Lower-end bindings use spring clips, which are lifted while the bare wire is inserted and then released.



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He never read them, for he had long lost the habit of reading, but he liked to turn the pages, look at the illustrations if they were illustrated, and mend the bindings.
There were thousands there, many in beautiful bindings, glowing in soft coloring, gleaming with pale gold, for he loved to clothe his treasures in fitting garments.
He's gone through every penny he ever had, publishing rotten verses in fancy bindings.
 
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