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bandas
I. band1 [Am bænd, Brit band] N
1.1. band:
band (ribbon)
cinta f
band (strip) (of cloth)
banda f
band (strip) (of cloth)
tira f
band (of leather)
tira f
band (for hat)
cinta f
band (around barrel)
aro m
band (around crate)
precinto m
1.2. band (stripe):
band
franja f
1.3. band:
band (on magnetic disk)
banda f
band (on record)
surco m
1.4. band MIN:
band
veta f
2.1. band (waveband):
band
banda f de frecuencia
band
frecuencia f
2.2. band (range, category):
band Brit
banda f
3.1. band MECH:
band
correa f (de transmisión)
3.2. band (ring):
band (on finger)
anillo m
band (on bird)
anilla f
wedding band
alianza f
wedding band
argolla f LatAm
3.3. band:
cigar band
vitola f
II. band1 [Am bænd, Brit band] VB trans
1. band (edge) usu pass:
band hem/rim
ribetear
banded with blue
ribeteado de azul
2. band (fasten) usu pass:
her hair was banded with a ribbon
llevaba el pelo sujeto or recogido con una cinta
3. band bird:
band
anillar
band2 [Am bænd, Brit band] N
1. band:
band (group)
grupo m
band (of thieves, youths)
pandilla f
band (of thieves, youths)
banda f
2. band MUS:
jazz band
grupo m de jazz
jazz band
conjunto m de jazz
rock band
grupo m de rock
rock band
banda f de rock
military band
banda f militar
military band
orfeón m militar Chil
to beat the band Am
hacer algo hasta más no poder
support band N
support band
grupo m telonero
steel band N
steel band
banda de percusión típica del Caribe
tax band N
tax band
≈ banda f impositiva
elastic band N Brit
elastic band
goma f (elástica)
elastic band
gomita f RioPl
elastic band
liga f Mex
elastic band
caucho m Col
elastic band
elástico m Chil
elastic band
banda f elástica Ven
girl band N
girl band
grupo m pop de chicas (compuesto por chicas adolescentes)
gastric band [ˌɡæstrɪk ˈbænd] N
gastric band
banda f gástrica
rubber band N
rubber band
goma f (elástica)
rubber band
gomita f RioPl
rubber band
banda f elástica Ven
rubber band
elástico m Chil
rubber band
caucho m Col
rubber band
liga f Mex
frequency band N
frequency band RADIO, TV
banda f de frecuencia
frequency band RADIO, TV
frecuencia f
band1 [bænd] N
1. band (strip):
band of cloth, metal
banda f
2. band (stripe):
band
franja f
3. band (ribbon):
band
cinta f
head band
cinta f del pelo
waist band
faja f
4. band (range) a. TELEC:
band
banda f
5. band (ring):
band
anillo m
wedding band
alianza f
band2 [bænd] N
1. band MUS:
band
grupo m
brass band
charanga f
2. band:
band of friends
pandilla f
band of robbers
banda f
rubber band N
rubber band
goma f (elástica)
wave-band N RADIO
wave-band
banda f de frecuencias
brass band N
brass band
banda f de música
brass band
orfeón m Chile
rock band N
rock band
grupo m de rock
dance band N
dance band
orquesta f de baile
wrist-band [ˈrɪstbænd] N
1. wrist-band (end of sleeve):
wrist-band
puño m
2. wrist-band (strap):
wrist-band
correa f
3. wrist-band (sweatband):
wrist-band
muñequera f
frequency band N
frequency band
banda f de frecuencia
elastic band N Brit
elastic band
gomita f
band1 [bænd] N
1. band (strip):
band of cloth, metal
banda f
2. band (stripe):
band
franja f
3. band (ribbon):
band
cinta f
head band
cinta f del pelo
waist band
faja f
4. band (range) a. TELEC:
band
banda f
5. band (ring):
band
anillo m
wedding band
alianza f
band2 [bænd] N
1. band MUS:
band
grupo m
brass band
charanga f
2. band:
band of friends
pandilla f
band of robbers
banda f
string band N
string band
banda f de cuerda
steel band N
steel band
banda de percusión típica del Caribe
brass band N
brass band
banda f de música
brass band
orfeón m Chile
rubber band N
rubber band
goma f (elástica)
rubber band
caucho m Col
rock band N
rock band
grupo m de rock
band together VB intr
band together
agruparse
citizens' band N
citizens' band → CB
citizens' band
banda f ciudadana
CB [ˌsi·ˈbi] N
CB ABBR Citizen's Band
CB
banda f ciudadana
dance band N
dance band
orquesta f de baile
Present
Iband
youband
he/she/itbands
weband
youband
theyband
Past
Ibanded
youbanded
he/she/itbanded
webanded
youbanded
theybanded
Present Perfect
Ihavebanded
youhavebanded
he/she/ithasbanded
wehavebanded
youhavebanded
theyhavebanded
Past Perfect
Ihadbanded
youhadbanded
he/she/ithadbanded
wehadbanded
youhadbanded
theyhadbanded
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)
head band
cinta f del pelo
waist band
faja f
wedding band
alianza f
brass band
charanga f
the band drew from different music styles
el grupo tiene influencias musicales de diversos estilos
the band drew from different music styles
el grupo mamó de diversos estilos musicales inf
one-man band
hombre m orquesta
the band played a slow dance
la orquesta tocaba una (canción) lenta
con él llegó toda su recua de amigos inf
his band [or drove] of friends came along with him
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
The clans may band together to form a "juffo", and the size increases.
en.wikipedia.org
The story picks up six months after the invasion and follows a group of survivors who band together to fight back.
en.wikipedia.org
There was the concept of putting this band together with all monster musicians.
en.wikipedia.org
The challenge of fire suppression was left to local residents who would band together to fight fires without any formal organisation or authority.
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He also taught the youth to band together and fight despots and plunderers.
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