英语词汇bond怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ bond /ˈbɑːnd/ noun

plural bonds

¹ bond

/ˈbɑːnd/

noun

plural bonds

Learner's definition of BOND

[count] : something (such as an idea, interest, experience, or feeling) that is shared between people or groups and forms a connection between them纽带；联系；关系

the bonds of friendship友谊的纽带
a daughter's bond with her mother母女之间的亲情
family/kinship bonds家庭/亲属关系
Recent events have helped to strengthen the bonds between our two countries.近期的事件加强了我们两国间的联系。
My roommate and I share a common bond because we both grew up in the Midwest.室友和我有着共同之处，因为我俩都是在中西部长大的。
the bonds of holy matrimony [=the connection between two people who are married to each other]神圣的婚姻纽带

[count] finance : an official document in which a government or company promises to pay back an amount of money that it has borrowed and to pay interest for the borrowed money公债；债券

She has invested most of her money in stocks and bonds.她把大部分钱都投资在股票和债券上了。
The city issued bonds [=the city created bonds and sold them to investors] to pay for the new school.这个城市为建新学校发行了债券。
municipal bonds [=bonds issued by a local government]市政债券

— see also junk bond, savings bond

[count] formal : a chain or rope that is used to prevent someone from moving or acting freely镣铐；（捆绑人的）绳索；桎梏 — usually plural通常用复数

The prisoner was able to break free from the bonds that held him.那名囚犯挣脱了套在他身上的镣铐。

— often used figuratively常用作比喻

They struggled to free themselves from the bonds of oppression.他们为摆脱压迫的枷锁奋起抗争。

[count] : the condition of being held together or joined连接；结合

The glue provides a good/strong bond between the two pieces of wood.胶水把两片木板紧紧地粘到一起。

[count] chemistry : a force that holds together the atoms in a molecule键合；键

chemical bonds化学键

— see also double bond, single bond, triple bond

[count] formal : a promise or agreement to do something承诺；契约

You can believe me when I say I'll help you. My word is my bond. [=I always do what I promise to do]当我说我会帮助你时，你可以相信我。我说话算数。

[noncount] chiefly US, law : the amount of money that someone promises to pay if a prisoner who is allowed to leave jail does not return later for a trial or to prison : an agreement to pay bail保释金

The accused was released on $10,000 bond. [=the person accused of a crime was released from jail because someone promised to pay $10,000 if the accused person does not appear for the trial]被告以1万美元取保释放。

[noncount] : bond paper

used high-quality bond for the letter用高级文件纸写信

² bond /ˈbɑːnd/ verb

bonds; bonded; bonding

² bond

/ˈbɑːnd/

verb

bonds; bonded; bonding

Learner's definition of BOND

a [+ object] : to join (things) together使连接；使结合

Heat was used to bond the sheets of plastic together.高温使一张张的塑料制品黏合起来。
The poster was bonded to the wall with glue/adhesive.海报用胶水/黏合剂粘在墙上。

b [no object] : to join to something else黏合；结合

The pieces of wood bonded (to each other) well.这些木块粘得很结实。

[no object] : to form a close relationship with someone形成亲近关系 — often + with

We were strangers at first, but we bonded (with each other) quickly.开始时我们之间还很陌生，但很快就熟悉了。
A new mother bonds with her baby.母亲和她刚出生的宝宝建立起亲昵的关系。

— bonding

adjective, always used before a noun

a bonding agent [=a glue, an adhesive]黏合剂

单词	bond
释义	bond (verb) bond 9 ENTRIES FOUND: bond (noun) bond (verb) bonding (noun) bond paper (noun) double bond (noun) junk bond (noun) savings bond (noun) single bond (noun) triple bond (noun) ¹ bond /ˈbɑːnd/ noun plural bonds ¹ bond /ˈbɑːnd/ noun plural bonds Learner's definition of BOND 1 [count] : something (such as an idea, interest, experience, or feeling) that is shared between people or groups and forms a connection between them纽带；联系；关系 the bonds of friendship友谊的纽带 a daughter's bond with her mother母女之间的亲情 family/kinship bonds家庭/亲属关系 Recent events have helped to strengthen the bonds between our two countries.近期的事件加强了我们两国间的联系。 My roommate and I share a common bond because we both grew up in the Midwest.室友和我有着共同之处，因为我俩都是在中西部长大的。 the bonds of holy matrimony [=the connection between two people who are married to each other]神圣的婚姻纽带 2 [count] finance : an official document in which a government or company promises to pay back an amount of money that it has borrowed and to pay interest for the borrowed money公债；债券 She has invested most of her money in stocks and bonds.她把大部分钱都投资在股票和债券上了。 The city issued bonds [=the city created bonds and sold them to investors] to pay for the new school.这个城市为建新学校发行了债券。 municipal bonds [=bonds issued by a local government]市政债券 — see also junk bond, savings bond 3 [count] formal : a chain or rope that is used to prevent someone from moving or acting freely镣铐；（捆绑人的）绳索；桎梏 — usually plural通常用复数 The prisoner was able to break free from the bonds that held him.那名囚犯挣脱了套在他身上的镣铐。 — often used figuratively常用作比喻 They struggled to free themselves from the bonds of oppression.他们为摆脱压迫的枷锁奋起抗争。 4 [count] : the condition of being held together or joined连接；结合 The glue provides a good/strong bond between the two pieces of wood.胶水把两片木板紧紧地粘到一起。 5 [count] chemistry : a force that holds together the atoms in a molecule键合；键 chemical bonds化学键 — see also double bond, single bond, triple bond 6 [count] formal : a promise or agreement to do something承诺；契约 You can believe me when I say I'll help you. My word is my bond. [=I always do what I promise to do]当我说我会帮助你时，你可以相信我。我说话算数。 7 [noncount] chiefly US, law : the amount of money that someone promises to pay if a prisoner who is allowed to leave jail does not return later for a trial or to prison : an agreement to pay bail保释金 The accused was released on $10,000 bond. [=the person accused of a crime was released from jail because someone promised to pay $10,000 if the accused person does not appear for the trial]被告以1万美元取保释放。 8 [noncount] : bond paper used high-quality bond for the letter用高级文件纸写信 ² bond /ˈbɑːnd/ verb bonds; bonded; bonding ² bond /ˈbɑːnd/ verb bonds; bonded; bonding Learner's definition of BOND 1 a [+ object] : to join (things) together使连接；使结合 Heat was used to bond the sheets of plastic together.高温使一张张的塑料制品黏合起来。 The poster was bonded to the wall with glue/adhesive.海报用胶水/黏合剂粘在墙上。 b [no object] : to join to something else黏合；结合 The pieces of wood bonded (to each other) well.这些木块粘得很结实。 2 [no object] : to form a close relationship with someone形成亲近关系 — often + with We were strangers at first, but we bonded (with each other) quickly.开始时我们之间还很陌生，但很快就熟悉了。 A new mother bonds with her baby.母亲和她刚出生的宝宝建立起亲昵的关系。 — bonding adjective, always used before a noun a bonding agent [=a glue, an adhesive]黏合剂
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