banding

UK
/ˈbændɪŋ/
US
/ˈbændɪŋ/

Translations

bandingnoun
bandings
pl
The banding on the bird's feathers was very distinct.
Полосы на перьях птицы были очень четкими.
The banding of students into different classes was based on their abilities.
Группировка студентов по разным классам основывалась на их способностях.
bandinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈbændɪŋ/
US
/ˈbændɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe something marked with bands or stripes.
bandverb

banding

Gerund

banded
Past Simple
banded
Past Participle
banding
Gerund
UK
/bænd/
US
/bænd/
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.

Definitions

bandingnoun
A pattern or arrangement of stripes or bands, often used in reference to markings on animals or objects.
The banding on the snake's skin helps it blend into its environment.
The process of applying or forming bands, often used in manufacturing or packaging.
The banding of the product ensures that it remains secure during transportation.
A method of marking birds or other animals with a band for identification and study purposes.
The researchers used banding to track the migration patterns of the local bird population.
bandinggerund / present participle
Marked with bands or stripes; exhibiting banding.
The banding patterns on the rocks make them visually striking.
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.