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bond in English
- bond⇄adj. bondable.
- bond⇄adj. in slavery; not free.
Ex. ... whether we be bond or free (I Corinthians 12:13). - bond⇄bond (1), noun, verb.
- bond⇄bond (2), noun, adjective.
- bond⇄expr. bonds,
a. shackles; chains; fetters; manacles.
Ex. the bonds of slavery.
b. (Archaic.) imprisonment; confinement.
Ex. ... to endure Exile, or ignominy, or bonds, or pain (Milton). - bond⇄expr. in bond, stored in a bonded warehouse.
Ex. A merchant may not wish to sell immediately the goods he imports, he is therefore permitted to place them in bond (Henry Fawcett). - bond⇄noun (Archaic.) a serf.
- bond⇄noun 1a. anything that binds or fastens, such as a rope, cord, or other band.
Ex. The strong bonds of rope snapped one by one as the heavy canvas cover tore away in the raging wind.
b. (Figurative:)
Ex. There is a bond of affection bet - bond⇄v.i. 1. to hold together so as to give solidity, as bricks in a wall.
Ex. Concrete bonds to steel by shrinkage and natural adhesion.
2. (Figurative.) to establish strong emotional or social ties with another or others. - bond⇄v.t. 1. to provide a bond against financial loss for.
Ex. to bond an employee. An insurance company has bonded the city treasurer for one million dollars.
2. to bind together.
Ex. He bonded the tiles to the floor with cement.
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