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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(Definition of bond from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
bond | American Dictionary
bond
noun [ C ]
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/ bɑnd /
bond noun [C] (CONNECTION)
a close and lasting relationship between people: The bond between parents and children is usually very strong. bond noun [C] (DOCUMENT)
an official document that states you will be paid a certain amount of money because you have lent money to a government or company: The county issued $4 million in bonds for road construction. bond
verb
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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.