Title: BOND | meaning in the Cambridge English Dictionary
Headings: bond
Meaning of bond in English
noun
bond noun (CONNECTION)
the bond (s) of friendship / love
Relationships: general words
bond noun (FINANCIAL DOCUMENT)
bond noun (PROMISE)
bond noun (JOIN)
bond noun (CHEMICAL)
bond noun (ROPES)
bond verb [I or T] (JOIN)
bond verb [I or T] (MAKE CONNECTION)
bond verb [I or T] (CHEMISTRY)
bond | American Dictionary
bond noun [C] (CONNECTION)
bond noun [C] (DOCUMENT)
bond verb (GLUE)
bond verb (DEVELOP CONNECTION)
bond | Business English
in bond
Examples of bond
bond
Collocations with bond
bond
Translations of bond
vínculo, bono, vínculo [masculine]…
laço, elo, vínculo…
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bond noun (ROPES)
bonds [ plural ] literary
the ropes or chains that hold prisoners and prevent them moving around or escaping: Loose his bonds and set him free. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Prisons & parts of prisons
approved school
Bastille
boot camp
borstal
brig
clink
dungeon
gaol
gaoler
halfway house
open prison
panopticon
penal colony
penitentiary
prison
straightjacket
straitjacket
the gulag
warder
young offender institution
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bond
verb [ I or T ]
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/ bɑːnd /
bond verb [I or T] (JOIN)
to stick materials together, especially using glue, or to be stuck together like this: This new adhesive can bond metal to glass. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Glues, gluing & stickiness
adhere
adherent
adhesion
adhesive
binder
Blu-Tack
fixative
gloop
gloopy
glue
glue gun
gummed
gummy
honeydew
propanone
putty
Scotch tape
tackiness
tacky
treacly
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bond verb [I or T] (MAKE CONNECTION)
C2
to develop a close connection or strong relationship with someone, or to make someone do this: The aim was to bond the group into a closely knit team. The hospital gives mothers no quiet private time in which to bond with their babies.