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单词 bond
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The four have formed a close bond.But payouts were offset by a rush to government bonds and currency fluctuations.Price moves affect those selling before the bond matures or people wanting to buy in.You discover that this makes the love bond stronger.Choosing gifts together deepens your bond.They have such a special bond.Similarly, he suggests holding at least two bond funds.That I can find ways to bond and connect with him.The collagen bonds are loosened so the skin tightens.Your son should have a strong bond with both his parents whether they live together or apart.All mortgage bonds began to plunge in value.Then into her life walks this fellow and they form a bond.Thus issues of a convertible bond may amount to a deferred stock issue.The bad news is that real returns from government bonds over the next decade will be negative.Touring is a strange existence and you make strong bonds with people.This is a family saga about the bond between two brothers.You need the players to bond together and get performances.There is no advanced booking and communal tables ensure a great way of bonding with the locals.Investors would be allowed to put money into infrastructure bonds and venture capital.Those who hold bonds until maturity will be unable to benefit from any growth.Bonds issued by both countries were sold aggressively.She relinquished past bonds with difficulty.You guys will be bonding over something that's not healthy.What can the officials responsible for this possibly know about the bonds which bind a couple together over a 50-year marriage?The introduction of an electronic trading platform last year, enabling retail investors to buy bonds with modest sums, has helped.

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bond

British English: bond /bɒnd/ NOUN
A bond between people is a close link between them, for example feelings of love, or a special agreement.
...the bond between mothers and babies.
  • American English: bond
  • Arabic: عَلَاقَة
  • Brazilian Portuguese: conexão
  • Chinese: 结合
  • Croatian: veza
  • Czech: pouto
  • Danish: bånd sammenknytning
  • Dutch: band nauwe betrekking
  • European Spanish: vínculo
  • Finnish: side yhteys
  • French: lien
  • German: Bindung
  • Greek: σύνδεσμος
  • Italian: legame
  • Japanese: 縛るもの
  • Korean: 묶는 것
  • Norwegian: bånd overført
  • Polish: więź
  • European Portuguese: elo de ligação
  • Romanian: legătură
  • Russian: связь
  • Latin American Spanish: vínculo
  • Swedish: band anknytning
  • Thai: ข้อผูกมัด
  • Turkish: bağlayıcı
  • Ukrainian: зв'язок
  • Vietnamese: sự gắn kết, giao kèo

All related terms of 'bond'

Chinese translation of 'bond'

bond

(bɔnd)

n (c)

  1. (= link) [of affection etc] 纽(紐)带(帶) (niǔdài) (, gēn)
  2. (Fin) 公债(債) (gōngzhài)

vi

  1. to bond (with) [mother] [child] (与(與)) ... 联(聯)结(結) ((yǔ) ... liánjié)
  2. [material] 黏合 (niánhé)

Derived Forms

bonds n pl (liter, = ties) 约(約)束 (yuēshù)
(noun) 
Definition
something that brings or holds people together
the bond that linked them
Synonyms
tie
She had family ties in France.
union
the question of which countries should join the currency union
coupling
link
They hope to cement close links with Moscow.
association
The association between the two companies stretches back 30 years.
relation
This theory bears no relation to reality.
connection
I no longer have any connection with my ex-husband's family.
alliance
an alliance between philanthropy and medicine
attachment
Measure from the point of attachment of the rope.
affinity
The two plots share certain obvious affinities.
affiliation
The group has no affiliation to any political party.
(noun) 
Definition
something that binds, fastens, or holds together
He managed to break free of his bonds.
Synonyms
fastening
His fingers found the fastening and opened it.
band
He placed a metal band around the injured kneecap.
tie
little empire-line coats with ribbon ties
binding
chain
The dogs were growling and pulling at their chains.
cord
shackle
He unbolted the shackles on Billy's hands.
fetter
manacle
He had a steel-reinforced cell with manacles fixed to the walls.
(noun) 
Definition
a written or spoken agreement, esp. a promise
I'm not about to betray my bond with my brother.
Synonyms
agreement
a new defence agreement
word
He simply cannot be trusted to keep his word.
promise
If you make a promise, you should keep it.
contract
The company won a prestigious contract for work on the building.
guarantee
We can give no guarantee that their demands will be met.
pledge
a pledge to step up cooperation between the states
obligation
The companies failed to meet their obligation to plant new trees.
compact
The Pilgrims signed a democratic compact aboard the Mayflower.
covenant
the United Nations covenant on civil and political rights
(verb) 
Definition
to form a friendship
They all bonded while working together.
Synonyms
form friendships
connect
form close ties
get to know one another well
get or become close
(verb) 
Definition
to hold or be held together
Strips of wood are bonded together and moulded by machine.
Synonyms
fix
Fix the photo to the card using double-sided tape
hold
bind
Bind the ends of the card together with thread.
connect
glue
Glue the fabric around the window.
gum
a mild infection in which the baby's eyelashes can become gummed together
fuse
They all fuse into a glassy state.
stick
Stick down any loose bits of flooring.
paste
pasting labels on bottles
fasten
Use screws to fasten the shelf to the wall.

Additional synonyms

in the sense of affiliation
The group has no affiliation to any political party.
Synonyms
association,
union,
joining,
league,
relationship,
connection,
alliance,
combination,
coalition,
merging,
confederation,
incorporation,
amalgamation,
banding together
in the sense of affinity
Definition
a close similarity in appearance, structure, or quality
The two plots share certain obvious affinities.
Synonyms
similarity,
relationship,
relation,
connection,
alliance,
correspondence,
analogy,
resemblance,
closeness,
likeness,
compatibility,
kinship
in the sense of alliance
Definition
the state of being allied
an alliance between philanthropy and medicine
Synonyms
relationship,
association,
bond,
connection,
affinity,
rapport,
kinship

Synonyms of 'bond'

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