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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Content: The county issued $4 million in bonds for road construction. bond
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/ bɑnd /
bond verb (GLUE)
[ I/T ]
to stick materials together, usually using glue: [ I ] The pieces will bond in less than a minute. bond verb (DEVELOP CONNECTION)
[ T ]
to develop a close and lasting relationship: The puppy and his master bonded quickly. (Definition of bond from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)
bond | Business English
bond
noun
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[ C ] FINANCE
an amount of money that an organization or government borrows and promises to pay back on an agreed date with an agreed amount of interest, or the document that contains this agreement: a 10-year/20-year, etc. bond The first new bond is a 10-year bond, paying a 6.5% interest rate and repayable on Oct. 25, 2021. buy/invest in/sell/trade bonds We have kept sufficient money in a building society account so we will not be forced to sell our bonds. Legislation was introduced to allow indigenous peoples to issue bonds to finance economic-development projects.