rubber band in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I.band1 [Am bænd, Brit band] N

II.band1 [Am bænd, Brit band] VB trans

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band2 [Am bænd, Brit band] N

rubber1 [Am ˈrəbər, Brit ˈrʌbə] N

rubber2 [Am ˈrəbər, Brit ˈrʌbə] N

rubber band in the PONS Dictionary

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The simplest way of demonstrating this effect is to suspend a weight on a rubber band sufficient to elongate it at least 50%.
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The bulb was then secured by twine or a rubber band.
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The wire is attached by rubber band to a movable component attached to the hoop of the splint.
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This can be visualized by wrapping a rubber band around one's finger: it can be wrapped once, twice, three times and so on.
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The very simplest of these motors may use a stretched rubber band as a linear spring, rather than a coil spring.
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The staves are kept tight onto the mould with a thick rubber band.
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An advantage of this design, beyond its simplicity, it that it gives the operator complete control over rate of rubber band discharge.
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Many don't use a shoulder rest, or use a rustic version thereof, such as a kitchen sponge held to the fiddle with a rubber band.
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Control points are always either connected directly to the curve/surface, or act as if they were connected by a rubber band.
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The power source is a large rubber band.
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