bond
名詞
定義 bond 名詞
relationship(关系)
- B2Countable(可数名词)
A close connection or relationship that joins two or more people.
联系；关系；连结
The strong bonds of friendship/love.
坚固的友谊/爱情纽带。
They have shared a deep bond ever since she rescued him from the water.
自从她从水中救了他，他们就建立了深厚的联系。
People tend to live longer in societies where family bonds are strong.
在家庭纽带牢固的社会中，人们往往更长寿。
finance(金融)
- Countable(可数名词)
An official document issued by a government or company to show that you have lent them money, which they will repay with interest.
政府或公司发行的公债；债券
I allocated some funds to savings bonds.
我分配了一些资金购买储蓄债券。
The company issued new corporate bonds to raise capital.
公司发行了新的公司债券来筹集资金。
Purchasing government bonds is considered a safe investment.
购买政府债券被认为是安全的投资。
agreement(协议)
- Countable(可数名词)
A formal written agreement or promise with legal validity.
契约；合约；协议
They entered into a formal bond.
他们签订了一份正式合约。
The two countries signed a trade bond.
两国签署了一份贸易协定。
The bond ensures the rights and obligations of both parties.
这份合约确保了双方的权利和义务。
legal(法律)
- Countable(可数名词)law(法律)specialized(专业)
A sum of money paid as a guarantee that a person accused of a crime will appear in court after being released from prison.
（美国）保释金
The judge mandated that he post a $10,000 bond while awaiting the appeal.
法官要求他在等待上诉期间缴纳一万美元的保释金。
He was allowed to be released on bond.
他被允许保释。
Her family is working to raise the money for her bond.
她的家人正在努力筹集她的保释金。
connection(连接)
- Countable(可数名词)Usually singular(通常单数)
The place where separate parts are joined together, often using an adhesive, or the type of join created.
黏合处；接合处
Once the adhesive has cured, the bond created is waterproof.
一旦黏合剂固化，所形成的黏合处就是防水的。
a robust/fragile/permanent bond.
一个坚固/脆弱/永久的黏合处。
The engineers inspected the strength of the bond.
工程师们检查了黏合处的强度。
chemistry(化学)
The force that holds atoms together in a molecule.
（化学）键
Carbon atoms can form bonds not only with themselves but also with the atoms of oxygen and nitrogen.
碳原子不仅可以与自身形成键，还可以与氧原子和氮原子形成键。
The chemical bonds in these molecules determine their stability.
这些分子中的化学键决定了它们的稳定性。
片語 bond 名詞
- bonds
ropes or chains used to restrain prisoners and stop them from moving or escaping
（捆绑犯人的）绳索；枷锁；镣铐
• The police used bonds to tie the suspect to the chair for questioning.
警方使用镣铐将嫌疑人绑在椅子上进行审讯。
動詞
定義 bond 動詞
attach(黏合)
- Transitive(及物动词)Intransitive(不及物动词)
To join materials together with an adhesive, or to be joined in this way.
（尤指用黏合剂）黏合；接合
This new adhesive can effectively bond metal to glass.
这种新的黏合剂可以有效地将金属与玻璃黏合。
The wood was bonded together, forming a sturdy connection.
木材被黏合在一起，形成了一个牢固的连接。
We assembled the model after bonding the pieces together.
我们在将零件黏合后组装了模型。
connect(建立关系)
- C2Transitive(及物动词)Intransitive(不及物动词)
To develop a close connection or strong relationship with someone, or to help someone do this.
建立关系；（使）团结；（使）建立密切关系
The goal was to create a close-knit team bond among the members.
目标是让成员之间建立紧密的团队关系。
The hospital did not provide enough quiet time for mothers to bond with their babies.
医院没有提供足够的安静时间让母亲与婴儿建立亲密关系。
They bonded deeply through their shared experiences.
他们通过共同的经历建立了深厚的关系。
chemistry(化学)
- Transitive(及物动词)Intransitive(不及物动词)
To hold atoms together in a molecule by a chemical bond, or to be held together in this way.
（化学）键合；结合
The molecules of these compounds consist of atoms of different elements chemically bonded together.
这些化合物的分子由不同元素的原子通过化学键结合在一起。
Each carbon atom bonds to one bromine atom.
每个碳原子与一个溴原子键结。
Hydrogen atoms bond with oxygen atoms to form water molecules.
氢原子与氧原子键结形成水分子。