bond

nounB1 · Intermediate

A strong feeling that joins people together.

Meanings of «bond»

1 · noun

a strong feeling that joins people together

There is a strong bond between the two sisters.

2 · noun

a certificate showing a loan to a government or company

The bank sold him a bond with low risk.

Similar: security investmentsavings certificate

Translation

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«bond» in 17 languages

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ID Indonesia

JA 日本語

KO 한국어

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TR Türkçe

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The difference between similar words

a link between people or things

connectionthe general word for a linkThere is a connection between sleep and health.

linkone clear point that joins two things or ideasScientists found a link between sugar and tiredness.

bonda strong feeling that joins peopleThere is a close bond between the sisters.

tiea connection to people or a place, often tiesShe has strong ties with her family.

Collections

Finance & Money › Investing & Economy

money lent to an organization that pays interest back

Family & Relationships › Relationships

a strong feeling that joins people together

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