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bonds

[bɑːndz]

bonds Definition

  • 1a thing used to tie or fasten things together
  • 2an agreement with legal force, in particular
  • 3a strong force of attraction holding atoms together in a molecule or crystal, resulting from the sharing or transfer of electrons

Using bonds: Examples

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

  • Example

    The bonds of friendship between them were unbreakable.

  • Example

    The company issued bonds to raise capital.

  • Example

    The chemical bond between the two atoms was very strong.

  • Example

    She used a rubber band to bond the papers together.

bonds Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for bonds

Antonyms for bonds

Idioms Using bonds

  • bond and gag

    to tie someone up and put something in their mouth to prevent them from speaking or making noise

    Example

    The kidnappers bond and gagged the victim before taking him away.

  • the financial market where bonds are bought and sold

    Example

    Investors can buy and sell bonds in the bond market.

  • the process of selling new bonds to investors

    Example

    The company announced a bond issue to raise funds for expansion.

Phrases with bonds

  • a strong belief in the reliability, truth, or ability of someone or something

    Example

    The bond of trust between the coach and the players was crucial for their success.

  • a deep feeling of affection and attachment towards someone

    Example

    The bond of love between the mother and her child was unbreakable.

  • the legal and emotional commitment between two people who are married

    Example

    The bond of marriage between them was tested during difficult times.

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Summary: bonds in Brief

The term 'bonds' [bɑːndz] refers to objects or agreements that tie or fasten things together. It can denote the strong force of attraction holding atoms together in a molecule or crystal, as well as the legal agreement with force. Examples include 'The company issued bonds to raise capital.' and 'She used a rubber band to bond the papers together.' Phrases like 'bond of trust' and idioms like 'bond market' extend the meaning to emotional and financial contexts.