band
band 英 [bænd] 美 [bænd]
n. 带子，环；[物] 波段；乐队，队，一群 v. 加条纹，分等级
进行时:banding 过去式:banded 过去分词:banded 第三人称单数:bands 名词复数:bands
- A band is a narrow strip of fabric or some other material, like the head band a little girl wears in her hair. When a patient is admitted to a hospital, she gets a plastic wrist band with her name on it.
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- n. 带子，环；[物] 波段；乐队，队，一群
- v. 加条纹，分等级
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1. a rock band, a jazz band
摇滚乐╱爵士乐队
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2. She's a singer with a band.
她是一个乐队的歌手。
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3. a band of outlaws
一帮歹徒
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4. He persuaded a small band of volunteers to help.
他劝服了一小批志愿者来帮忙。
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5. She always ties her hair back in a band.
她总是用一条带子把头发扎在后面。
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6. All babies in the hospital have name bands on their wrists.
医院里所有新生儿手腕上都套着写有名字的手箍。
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7. a white plate with a blue band around the edge
带蓝边的白盘子
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8. Short-wave radio uses the 20-50 metre band.
短波收音机用的波段是 20–50 米。
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9. the 25-35 age band
*25–35 岁的年龄段
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10. Many insects are banded black and yellow.
很多昆虫有黑色和黄色的条纹。
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11. Tax is banded according to income.
赋税是按收入划分等级的。
- band (n.1) "a flat strip," also "something that binds," Middle English bende, from Old English bend "bond, fetter, shackle, chain, that by which someone or something is bound; ribbon, ornament, chaplet, crown," with later senses and spelling from cognate Old Norse band and technical senses from Old French bande "strip, edge, side" (12c., Old North French bende), all three ultimately from Proto-Germanic *bindan, from PIE root *bhendh- "to bind."
- band (n.2) "an organized group," originally especially of armed men, late 15c., from Middle French bande, which is traceable to the Proto-Germanic root of band (n.1), perhaps via a band of cloth worn as a mark of identification by a group of soldiers or others (compare Gothic bandwa "a sign"). But perhaps from Middle English band, bond in the sense "force that unites, bond, tie" (late 14c.). Also compare Old Norse band "cord that binds; act of binding," also "confederacy."
- band (v.) 1520s, "to bind or fasten;" also "to join in a company," from band (n.1) and (n.2) in various senses, and partly from French bander "to bind," from bande "a strip." The meaning "affix an ID band to (a wild animal, etc.)" is attested from 1914. Related: Banded; banding.
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