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band1 [bænd] N

1. band (strip):

pasek m
pas m

2. band (piece of clothing):

opaska f
pas m

3. band (fastener):

gumka f

4. band (range):

5. band RADIO:

pasmo nt

band2 [bænd] N

2. band (group):

grupa f
banda f

Alice band [ˈælɪs-] N Brit

band together VB intr

brass band N

Citizens' Band N

elastic band N

fluctuation band N

rock band N

rubber band N

wave-band N

wrist-band [ˈrɪstbænd] N

1. wrist-band (in tennis):

2. wrist-band (in hospital):

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These bands are known as the aryepiglottic folds; they create the movements that opens and closes the vocal cords for phonation.
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Although rare, waterspouts have been observed in connection with lake-effect snow precipitation bands.
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In exchange for bands made of gold, they were given rings made of steel.
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After a few days, the hopper bands disintegrate and those that escape predation become solitary again.
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Body piercings and extensive tattoos became very popular during this era, as did spike bands and studded in chokers.
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Void co-produces two nationwide punk rock concerts as alternates the backward looking hippy music festivals most of the bands are excluded from.
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The guitar is associated by many players with the jangle-rock sounds of bands from the 1960s and 1980s.
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The short wave bands are also used for various experiments, some continuing for years.
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For others, secular, socialist and temperance halls became the community center where bands could include women.
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The mouth is large, with a protruding lower jaw and teeth arranged in bands.
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