bond in English

noun

1

physical restraints used to hold someone or something prisoner, especially ropes or chains.

Steel Fists cut the bonds holding the three prisoners.

synonyms: chains, fetters, shackles, manacles, irons, restraints

2

an agreement with legal force, in particular.

Marriage as a legal bond may become outdated, but I doubt it.

synonyms: promise, pledge, vow, oath, word (of honor), guarantee, assurance, agreement, contract, pact, bargain, deal

3

a strong force of attraction holding atoms together in a molecule or crystal, resulting from the sharing or transfer of electrons.

The electrons that are shared by the atoms to form the bond belong to one of these molecular orbitals.

4

any of the various patterns in which bricks are conventionally laid in order to ensure the strength of the resulting structure.

Bricks shall be laid in running or stretcher bond with control joints as noted on drawings.

verb

1

join or be joined securely to something else, typically by means of an adhesive substance, heat, or pressure.

press the material to bond the layers together

synonyms: join, fasten, fix, affix, attach, secure, bind, stick, fuse

2

join or be joined by a chemical bond.

The walls are made of sugar molecules bonded by amino acids, Tenover explains, and vancomycin attacks the amino acid links.

3

lay (bricks) in an overlapping pattern so as to form a strong structure.

a bonding course

4

place (dutiable goods) in bond.

Joint guarantee provided by several bonding companies are allowed.

noun

relationship, tie, link, friendship, fellowship, partnership, association, affiliation, alliance, attachment, bromance
chains, fetters, shackles, manacles, irons, restraints
promise, pledge, vow, oath, word (of honor), guarantee, assurance, agreement, contract, pact, bargain, deal
bail bond, bail
bond paper
chemical bond
bond certificate
adherence, adhesiveness, adhesion
shackle, hamper, trammel
alliance
attachment

verb

join, adhere, tie, draw together
join, fasten, fix, affix, attach, secure, bind, stick, fuse
adhere, stick to, bind, stick, hold fast
tie, attach, bind
draw together, bring together

Use "bond" in a sentence

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2. H-bond donors vs H-bond Acceptors

3. There are single, double, and triple Bonds. See also covalent Bond, ionic Bond, metallic Bond.

4. Generally, evaluating whether a bond is an Arbitrage bond

5. A Covalent bond may also be termed a molecular bond

6. The Bond films glorify the sometimes chauvinistic persona of Bond.

7. Bond Radius

8. Bond : Bond selling at a price less than its par value.

9. The Convexity of Bond 1 is 226.61 and 275.49 for Bond 2

10. A Bond servant is a Bond servant because they've been bought

11. Consolidated Mortgage Bond: A bond that consolidates the issues of multiple properties

12. Triple Covalent Bond A Triple Covalent Bond is a bond that involves 3 shared pairs of electrons (6 e- ) 12

13. The interest accrues (is added to the Bond) until the Bond reaches 30 years or you cash the Bond, whichever comes first

14. Bondholder is a person who is the holder or owner of a government bond, mortgage bond, debenture, or other investment bond

15. Premium Bond A bond that is valued at more than its face amount.

16. The bond represents a debt that the bond issuer owes to the Bondholder

17. Bond indices are key barometers for the development of different bond market segments.

18. There is no bond that is stronger than a bond between two democracies.

19. An Amortized bond is a bond with the principal amount – otherwise known as face value –regularly paid down over the life of the bond

20. Agencies for bond subscriptions

21. My word is bond!

22. The Greek word for a bond is de·smosʹ (Lu 8:29), while synʹde·smos refers to a “uniting bond,” or “joint-bond.” —Eph 4:3, Int.

23. The term structure of interest of treasury bond does very important to bond pricing.

24. On the basis of building the concept system of flood insurance bond, this article expatiates the differences between the general bond and traditional reinsurance bond.

25. Bond relationships, influence of ring strain and other intramolecular interactions upon bond lengths and angles.

26. Covalent bond definition is - a chemical bond formed between atoms by the sharing of electrons.

27. When a Bond matures, the owner is paid the face value of the Bond

28. The total energy has been optimized with respect to the bond lengths and bond angles.

29. Convertible bond is a hybrid derivative security that has characters of both stock and bond.

30. In this hydrogen bond between water and ammonia, ammonia is the hydrogen bond Acceptor (shown in red), and water is the hydrogen bond donor.

31. Bondholder A person or company that owns a municipal or corporate bond. The bond represents a debt that the bond issuer owes to the Bondholder

32. Bond Community Health Center, Inc

33. That is Sa'helu, the bond.

34. 21 Bearish bond traders are fighting the Fed and winning at bidding up bond yields.

35. Table 7 Bond Buyback Operations Share of Amount Allotted to Participants (Excluding Cash Management Bond Buybacks)

36. If it is good, then you bond, but to bond before celeneration is absolutely foolish.

37. DEFINITION • Also known as an accrual bond or accretion bond; a bond on which interest Accretes interest but is not paid currently to the i nvestor but

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39. Criteria of an Affectional Bond

40. Seems that Bond made it

41. Bible verses about Bond servant

42. Bond OS Start something together

43. Table 6 Bond Buyback Operations Share of Amount Allotted to Participants (Excludes Cash Management Bond Buybacks)

44. The convertible bond is a hybrid security that combines straight bond characteristics with a conversion feature.

45. represents a hydrogen bond acceptor atom in a hydrogen bond acceptor group; and N¿2?, N¿4?

46. An Amortizing bond is a bond that pays both principal and interest through periodic payments while the bullet bond is a bond that pays interest through periodic payments and the principal amount at maturity through a single payment.

47. A is the hydrogen bond Acceptor (shown in red), and X-H is the hydrogen bond donor

48. Regular Bond Buyback Operations Bond buyback operations[4] can be conducted on a cash or switch basis.

49. A Bail bond is a surety bond, which is posted by a Bail bond company to the court as a guarantee for an arrestee's appearance at all court dates

50. DEFINITION OF "Bail BOND"