bond

US /bɑːnd/
UK /bɑːnd/
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1.

束縛, 連接物

a thing used to tie something or to fasten things together

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The prisoner was held by a strong bond.
囚犯被強烈的束縛所控制。
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The rope served as a secure bond.
繩子起到了牢固的連接作用。
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tiefastenershacklefetterchain
2.

紐帶, 聯繫

a close connection joining two or more people or groups

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There was a strong bond between the siblings.
兄弟姐妹之間有很強的紐帶。
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Their shared experiences created an unbreakable bond.
他們共同的經歷創造了牢不可破的紐帶。
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connectionrelationshiptielinkaffinity
3.

債券, 公債

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.
她投資了政府債券。
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The company issued new corporate bonds.
該公司發行了新的公司債券。
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debenturenotesecuritycertificate
1.

粘合, 結合

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.
膠水會將兩塊木頭粘合在一起。
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These atoms bond to form a molecule.
這些原子結合形成一個分子。
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adherecoherestickfusejoin
2.

建立聯繫, 增進感情

to develop a close relationship with someone

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Parents often bond with their babies immediately after birth.
父母通常在孩子出生後立即與他們建立親密關係。
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The team members quickly bonded during the retreat.
團隊成員在休養期間迅速建立了聯繫。
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connectrelateform a bondunitecoalesce
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bond marketcovalent bondyour word is your bond