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bonded

UK
/ˈbɒndɪd/
US
/ˈbɑndɪd/
bonded over
bonded over

Translations

bondedadjective
more bonded
Comp.
most bonded
Super.
UK
/ˈbɒndɪd/
US
/ˈbɑːndɪd/
The bonded team worked efficiently to complete the project.
Связанная команда работала эффективно, чтобы завершить проект.
The bonded materials were strong enough to withstand the pressure.
Скреплённые материалы были достаточно прочными, чтобы выдержать давление.
Additional translations
облигационный
связующий
Synonyms
attached
connected
linked
joined
tied
bondverb

bonded

Past Simple

bonded
Past Simple
bonded
Past Participle
bonding
Gerund
UK
/bɒnd/
US
/bɑnd/
The glue will bond the two pieces of wood together.
Клей свяжет два куска дерева вместе.
The shared experience helped to bond the team.
Общий опыт помог скрепить команду.
They bonded over their love of music.
Они сблизились благодаря своей любви к музыке.
Additional translations
облигация
сцепляться
связываться
соединять
срастаться
слепляться
Synonyms
connect
link
attach
join
unite
fasten
tie
secure
Antonyms
separate
divide
detach
disunite
break
bondpast participle

bonded

Indicates something that has been joined or is guaranteed by a legal bond (e.g., bonded leather, bonded warehouse).

Definitions

bondedadjective
Describing something that is held together by a chemical or physical bond.
The bonded materials were strong enough to withstand the pressure.
Referring to a close relationship or connection between people or groups.
The bonded team worked seamlessly to achieve their goals.
Describing a financial or legal obligation that is secured by a bond.
The bonded contractor was required to complete the project on time.
Of imported goods: kept in a warehouse under bond until customs duties have been paid.
The bonded goods remained in storage until the import tax was settled.
bondverb
To join securely to something else, typically by means of an adhesive, heat, or pressure.
The carpenter used glue to bond the pieces of wood together.
To form a close personal relationship with someone.
The team members bonded during the retreat, improving their collaboration.
To hold together or be held together by a chemical bond.
The atoms bond to form a stable molecule.
To issue or secure a bond, typically as a form of financial security or guarantee.
The company decided to bond the project to ensure its completion.
bondpast participle
That has been securely joined or fastened; subject to or protected by a legal bond.
The goods were stored in a bonded warehouse until the duties were paid.
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