英语词汇“bondings”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

bond¹ /bond/

noun

Something that binds

A link, connection, union or (chem) attraction

A written obligation to pay a sum or to perform a contract

A debenture, a security issued by the government or a company when borrowing money

Any adhesive or cementing force or material

In building, the overlapping connection of one course of stones or bricks with another, as in English bond or Flemish bond

(in pl) imprisonment, captivity

The status of goods retained in a bonded warehouse or store until duties are paid or the goods are exported

Bond paper

transitive verb

To connect, secure or bind with a bond

To put in a bonded warehouse

To put in a condition of bond

To cause to adhere (to) (eg metal to glass or plastic)

intransitive verb

To adhere together securely

To form an emotional bond

ORIGIN: A variant of band¹, from OE bindan to bind

bondˈed adjective

Secured by bond

bondˈer noun

A bondstone or header

bondˈing noun

An act of bonding
The forming of a close emotional attachment, esp between a mother and her newborn child (psychology)

bonded debt noun

The debt of a corporation represented by the bonds it has issued, as contrasted with its floating debt

bonded warehouse see under n above.

bond energy noun

The energy, in joules, released on the formation of a chemical bond between atoms and absorbed on its breaking

bondˈholder noun

A person who holds bonds of a private person or public company

bond paper noun

A superior kind of paper, used esp as stationery, orig intended for bonds

bondsˈman noun

A surety

bondˈstone noun

A stone that reaches a considerable distance into or entirely through a wall, binding it together

bondˈ-timber noun

Timber built into a wall for the purpose of binding it together lengthwise

bondˈ-washing noun

An illegal series of deals in bonds designed to avoid payment of tax

bond1 /bond/