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band

UK
/bænd/
US
/bænd/

Translations

bandnoun
bands
pl
UK
/bænd/
US
/bænd/
The bird had a distinctive band of red feathers on its wing.
L'oiseau avait une bande distinctive de plumes rouges sur l'aile.
allianceAu sens d’anneau de mariage simple.
He placed a simple silver band on her finger.
Il a passé une simple alliance en argent à son doigt.
The band of volunteers worked tirelessly to clean up the park.
Le groupe de bénévoles a travaillé sans relâche pour nettoyer le parc.
trancheAu sens de catégorie ou intervalle de valeurs.
Workers in the lower income band will receive a tax rebate.
Les travailleurs de la tranche de revenus la plus basse recevront un crédit d’impôt.
The band played a mix of rock and jazz at the concert.
Le groupe a joué un mélange de rock et de jazz au concert.
She wore a band of gold around her wrist.
Elle portait une bande d'or autour du poignet.
The radio station broadcasts on the FM band.
La station de radio émet sur la bande FM.
Synonyms
clan
team
ensemble
group
squad
faction
collective
association
gang
troupe
bandverb
banded
Past Simple
banded
Past Participle
banding
Gerund
UK
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US
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s'unirSe dit d’un groupe qui se rassemble pour une action commune.
The villagers banded together to clean up the park.
Les villageois se sont unis pour nettoyer le parc.
entourerAvec une bande, un anneau ou un lien.
She banded the stack of papers with a rubber band.
Elle a entouré la pile de papiers avec un élastique.
Additional translations
baguerAu sens de marquer des oiseaux ou des animaux d’une bague d’identification.
Synonyms
secure
attach
fasten
tie
bind
bandadjective
UK
/bænd/
US
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Used attributively to describe things relating to or associated with a (music) band.
de groupeEn parlant d’un groupe de musique.
The band merch booth was crowded after the show.
Le stand de produits dérivés du groupe était bondé après le concert.

Definitions

bandnoun
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.
bandadjective
Relating to or associated with a music band or bands.
The band merch booth was crowded after the show.
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