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🔑bondbond AW 1 /bɑnd / noun [countable] - something that joins two or more people or groups of people together, such as a feeling of friendship纽带；联系；契合◆Our two countries are united by bonds of friendship.友谊的纽带将我们两国团结在一起。◆the bond between sisters姐妹情深◆a child's bond with its mother孩子与母亲之间的纽带
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business商业) a certificate that you can buy from a government or company that promises to pay you additional money (interest) on the money you have lent债券；公债◆savings bonds储蓄债券
- an amount of money that is paid to a court so that a person accused of a crime can be free until the trial保释金◆He was released on $50,000 bond.他以 50,000 美元保释金获释。 SYN bail
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chemistry化学) the way in which atoms are held together in a chemical compound键合；键
bondbond AW 2 /bɑnd / verb [intransitive, transitive] - bond (A and B) (together) | bond (A) to B to join two things firmly together; to join firmly to something else使牢固结合；紧紧连接到◆This new adhesive bonds a variety of surfaces in seconds.这种新型胶水可迅速粘牢各种材质的表面。◆It cannot be used to bond wood to metal.它不能用于粘合木料与金属。◆The atoms bond together to form a molecule.原子结合形成分子。
- bond (with sb) to develop or create a relationship of trust with someone（与某人）发展（或建立）信任关系◆Mothers who are depressed sometimes fail to bond with their children.抑郁的母亲有时无法与孩子建立亲子关系。
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