bande

[bænd]

bande Definition

• 1. a group of people who have a common interest or purpose
• 2. a strip or stripe of material used for decoration or identification
• 3. a strip of land

Using bande: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "bande" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The band of musicians played their instruments beautifully.

• Example

  The robbers were caught by the police band.

• Example

  The flag has three bands of color.

• Example

  The farmer planted a band of trees around his property.

bande Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for bande

• group
• team
• gang
• crew
• stripe
• strip

Phrases with bande

• rubber band

  a thin loop of rubber used to hold things together

  Example

  I need a rubber band to keep these papers together.

• band of brothers

  a group of men who share a strong bond, often used in reference to soldiers

  Example

  The soldiers formed a strong band of brothers during their time in the war.

• band together

  to unite with others for a common purpose

  Example

  The community banded together to help those affected by the natural disaster.

Origins of bande

from Old French 'bande', meaning 'a strip or band'

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Summary: bande in Brief

The term 'bande' [bænd] refers to a group of people with a common interest or purpose, a strip of material used for decoration or identification, or a strip of land. It can be used in phrases like 'rubber band,' 'band of brothers,' and 'band together.'