bond in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for bond in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.bond [Am bɑnd, Brit bɒnd] N

1.1. bond C (link):

bond

vínculo m

bonds of friendship

lazos mpl de amistad

bonds of friendship

vínculos mpl de amistad

the bond between mother and child

el vínculo afectivo entre madre e hijo

a bond had formed between them

entre ellos se había creado un vínculo

1.2. bond C <bonds, pl > (fetters):

bond

cadenas fpl

to break or burst one's bonds liter

romper sus (or mis etc.) cadenas

2.1. bond C (joint, seal):

bond

junta f

bond

juntura f

2.2. bond U (adhesion):

bond

adherencia f

2.3. bond C CHEM:

bond

enlace m

2.4. bond U (in brickwork):

bond

aparejo m

3.1. bond FIN C (debt certificate):

bond

bono m

bond

obligación f

my word is my bond

puedes fiar de or confiar en mi palabra

3.2. bond FIN C (insurance contract):

bond

fianza f

4. bond U:

bond, a. bond paper

papel m de carta (de buena calidad)

II.bond [Am bɑnd, Brit bɒnd] VB intr

1. bond (stick):

bond

adherirse

to bond to sth

adherirse a algo

2. bond (form relationship):

bond

establecer vínculos afectivos

bond

establecer lazos afectivos

III.bond [Am bɑnd, Brit bɒnd] VB trans

1. bond (stick):

to bond sth to sth

adherir or pegar algo a algo

2. bond COMM:

bond goods

depositar bajo fianza

covalent bond N

covalent bond

enlace m

covalent bond

covalente

government bond N FIN

government bond

bono m del Estado

government bond

obligación f del Estado

investment bond N FIN

investment bond

bono m de inversión

bearer bond N

bearer bond

título m al portador

treasury bond N

treasury bond

bono m del Tesoro (a largo plazo)

bail bond N

bail bond

compromiso m de fianza

Premium Bond N (in UK)

Premium Bond

bono del Estado que permite ganar dinero participando en sorteos mensuales

Translations for bond in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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aparejo a soga

stretcher bond

aparejo a soga

stretching bond

aparejo a tizón

header bond

aparejo a tizón

heading bond

bond in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for bond in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.bond [bɒnd, Am bɑ:nd] N

1. bond (connection):

bond

vínculo m

bond of friendship, love

lazo m

to break one's bond

romper sus cadenas fig

2. bond (obligation):

bond

obligación f

3. bond FIN:

bond

bono m

to place goods in bond

poner mercancías en el depósito de aduanas

4. bond LAW Am:

bond

garantía f

bond (bail)

fianza f

5. bond pl liter (chains):

bond

cadenas f pl

6. bond (joint):

bond

junta f

II.bond [bɒnd, Am bɑ:nd] VB trans

1. bond (stick):

bond

pegar

2. bond (unite emotionally):

to bond (together)

vincular

3. bond COMM:

bond

depositar bajo fianza

III.bond [bɒnd, Am bɑ:nd] VB intr

bond

adherirse

treasury bond N Am

treasury bond

bono m del Tesoro

premium bond N Brit

premium bond

bono m del Estado (que participa en un sorteo nacional)

war bond N

war bond

bono m de guerra

Translations for bond in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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bono

bond

dita (cosa)

bond

atadura

bond

el vínculo conyugal

the bond of matrimony

vínculo

bond

aparejo

bond

enlace

bond

bond Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to break one's bond

romper sus cadenas fig

to place goods in bond

poner mercancías en el depósito de aduanas

to bond (together)

vincular

government bond/paper FIN

bono m /título m del Estado

to forge a bond

forjar un vínculo

there is a great bond of affection between us

nos une una gran amistad

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The introduction of bond notes and the aggressive use of plastic money has helped to reduce the demand for cash, which created queues at banks.

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The bond was subscribed by eight bishops, nine earls and seven lords.

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The decision to depict him as pensive rather than jubilant creates an unusual psychological bond between him and Goliath.

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They reveal a devotional bond between artist and subject in a creative process.

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The first quarter of the year saw $1.4bn of catastrophe bond issuance.

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Although the details vary by bond and by issuer, the principle remains the same.

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But the swastikas and the name of the navigator and bombardier -- all added during the war bond tour -- have to go.

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This is the fundamental concept of bond market volatility: changes in bond prices are inverse to changes in interest rates.

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We have to state, without mincing words, that there is an inseparable bond between our faith and the poor.

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It affects the inside of the lamina where it becomes inflamed and obstructs with the bone bond.

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