bond
🇺🇸
/bɑːnd/
🇬🇧
/bɒnd/
noun
B2
A connection between people or groups, like friendship or shared experiences.
Shared laughter can create a strong bond between friends.
共同的笑聲可以在朋友之間建立牢固的紐帶。
R
An agreement to pay interest on money lent.
Investing in a bond can provide steady income.
投資債券可以提供穩定的收入。
R
Money paid to get out of jail before trial.
He posted bond to be released from jail.
他繳納了保釋金以從監獄獲釋。
R
A loan from a bank to buy property.
They took out a bond to buy their first home.
他們申請了貸款來購買他們的第一套房子。
R
Something that holds you back or limits freedom.
Fear can be a bond that stops you from trying new things.
恐懼可能成為阻礙你嘗試新事物的束縛。
R
A formal promise or agreement.
They signed a bond to work together for five years.
他們簽署了一份協議，承諾共同工作五年。
R
How two things are joined together.
The glue forms a strong bond between the pieces.
膠水在碎片之間形成了牢固的連接。
R
How atoms connect in chemicals.
A chemical bond holds atoms together in molecules.
化學鍵將原子結合在一起形成分子。
verb
R
To join things together strongly.
This adhesive can bond plastic to glass.
這種黏合劑可以將塑料與玻璃黏合在一起。
R
To form a close relationship with someone.
Parents bond with their babies through cuddling and talking.
父母通過擁抱和交談與他們的寶寶建立親密關係。
translation
紐帶, 債券, 保釋金, 抵押貸款, 束縛, 契約, 連接, 化學鍵
黏合, 建立親密關係
詞形變化
3rd Present
bonds
Past
bonded
Perfect
bonded
Progressive
bonding
Plural
bonds