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band

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Übersetzungen

bandsubstantiv
bands
Pl.
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The band played at the local club last night.
Группа играла в местном клубе прошлой ночью.
She tied her hair with a red band.
Она завязала волосы красной лентой.
A band of light appeared on the horizon.
На горизонте появилась полоса света.
The jazz band performed beautifully.
Джазовый ансамбль выступил прекрасно.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
оркестр
коллектив
пояс
жгут
кайма
Synonyme
group
ensemble
team
troupe
clan
gang
association
collective
faction
squad
bandverb
banded
Präteritum
banded
Partizip Perfekt
banding
Gerundium
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They decided to band the sticks together for the campfire.
Они решили связать палки вместе для костра.
The villagers banded together to protect their land.
Жители деревни объединились, чтобы защитить свою землю.
Synonyme
bind
tie
fasten
attach
secure
bandadjektiv
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Used attributively to describe things relating to or associated with a (music) band.

Definitionen

bandsubstantiv
A group of musicians who play together, typically performing popular music.
The band played a mix of rock and jazz at the concert.
A flat, thin strip or loop of material, often used to hold things together or as a decoration.
She wore a band of gold around her wrist.
A range of frequencies or wavelengths in a spectrum.
The radio station broadcasts on the FM band.
A group of people who have a common interest or purpose.
The band of volunteers worked tirelessly to clean up the park.
A stripe or elongated area of a different color or texture.
The bird had a distinctive band of red feathers on its wing.
A ring, especially a plain metal ring worn as jewellery to symbolise marriage or commitment.
He placed a simple silver band on her finger.
A specific range between two numerical limits on a scale such as taxation, wages, or pricing.
Workers in the lower income band will receive a tax rebate.
bandverb
To unite or come together as a group for a common purpose.
The villagers banded together to clean up the park.
To encircle or fasten something with a band.
She banded the stack of papers with a rubber band.
To mark or distinguish with a strip, stripe, or ring.
Scientists banded the penguins with colored tags for identification.
bandadjektiv
Relating to or associated with a music band or bands.
The band merch booth was crowded after the show.
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