| [/bɔnd; bɑnd/] n 用法:
1 [C] (a) written agreement or promise that has legal force; covenant （具有法律效力的）书面协定或允诺; 契约; 合同; 票据:
We entered into a solemn bond. 我们缔结了一项正式协定.
(b) signed document containing such an agreement 已签署的上述文件. 用法:
2 [C] certificate issued by a government or a company acknowledging that money has been lent to it and will be paid back with interest （政府或公司发行的）有息债券:
National Savings bonds 国家储蓄债券 *
Government bonds 公债. 用法:
3 [C] thing that unites people or groups; link or tie 将人或团体联合起来的事物; 联系; 关系:
the bonds of friendship/affection 友谊[感情]的纽带 *
The trade agreement helped to strengthen the bonds between the two countries. 这项贸易协定有助於加强两国之间的联系. 用法:
4 [sing] state of being joined 连接; 接合; 结合:
This glue makes a good firm bond. 这种胶水粘得很结实. 用法:
5 bonds [pl] ropes or chains binding a prisoner 捆绑囚犯的绳索或锁链:
(fig 比喻) the bonds of oppression, tyranny, injustice, etc 压迫、专制、不公正等桎梏. 用法:
6 (idm 习语) in/out of bond (commerce 商) (of imported goods) in/out of a bonded warehouse （指进口货物）在关栈中（尚未完税）[由关栈提出（已完税）]:
place goods in/take goods out of bond 将（未完税）货物存入关栈[将（已完税）货物由关栈提出]. sb's word is as good as his bond => word. bond 2
v 用法:
1 [Tn] put (goods) in a bonded warehouse 将（货物）存入关栈:
bonded whisky, cigarettes, etc 扣存关栈以待完税的威士忌、香烟等. 用法:
2 [Tn, Tn.pr, Tn.p] ~ A and B (together); ~ A to B join two things securely together; unite two things with a bond 将两个物体牢固结合起来; 用黏结剂将两个物体接合起来:
You need a strong adhesive to bond wood to metal. 需要强力胶才能把木料粘在金属上. |