bond
US /bɑːnd/
UK /bɑːnd/
1.
2.
vínculo, lazo
a close connection joining two or more people or groups
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There was a strong bond between the siblings.
Había un fuerte vínculo entre los hermanos.
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Their shared experiences created an unbreakable bond.
Sus experiencias compartidas crearon un vínculo inquebrantable.
3.
bono, título
a certificate of debt issued by a government or company, promising to pay back the borrowed money at a fixed interest rate on a specified date
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She invested in government bonds.
Ella invirtió en bonos del gobierno.
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The company issued new corporate bonds.
La empresa emitió nuevos bonos corporativos.
1.
unir, adherir
to join or be joined securely to something else, especially by means of an adhesive substance, or by physical or chemical forces
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The glue will bond the two pieces of wood together.
El pegamento unirá las dos piezas de madera.
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These atoms bond to form a molecule.
Estos átomos se unen para formar una molécula.
2.
crear un vínculo, estrechar lazos
to develop a close relationship with someone
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Parents often bond with their babies immediately after birth.
Los padres a menudo crean un vínculo con sus bebés inmediatamente después del nacimiento.
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The team members quickly bonded during the retreat.
Los miembros del equipo rápidamente establecieron un vínculo durante el retiro.