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.
R
An agreement to pay interest on money lent.
Investing in a bond can provide steady income.
R
Money paid to get out of jail before trial.
He posted bond to be released from jail.
R
A loan from a bank to buy property.
They took out a bond to buy their first home.
R
Something that holds you back or limits freedom.
Fear can be a bond that stops you from trying new things.
R
A formal promise or agreement.
They signed a bond to work together for five years.
R
How two things are joined together.
The glue forms a strong bond between the pieces.
R
How atoms connect in chemicals.
A chemical bond holds atoms together in molecules.
verb
R
To join things together strongly.
This adhesive can bond plastic to glass.
R
To form a close relationship with someone.
Parents bond with their babies through cuddling and talking.
translation
A connection between people or groups, like friendship or shared experiences.; An agreement to pay interest on money lent.; Money paid to get out of jail before trial.; A loan from a bank to buy property.; Something that holds you back or limits freedom.; A formal promise or agreement.; How two things are joined together.; How atoms connect in chemicals.
To join things together strongly.; To form a close relationship with someone.
Word Forms
3rd Present
bonds
Past
bonded
Perfect
bonded
Progressive
bonding
Plural
bonds