英语词汇band的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

band /bænd/ noun [C] a group of musicians, especially a group that plays popular musicadjectives/nouns + banda rock/jazz/pop/blues etc band Charlie was a drummer in a jazz band before he joined the Rolling Stones.the school band Helen plays the trumpet in the school band.a live band (=one that is actually playing music, not a recording of someone playing music) There’s a live band at the club on Saturday nights. | The entertainment includes a disco and live band.a boy band/girl band (=consisting of attractive teenage boys or girls) He used to sing in a boy band.a brass band (=a band of brass instruments such as trumpets and trombones) A brass band was playing in the park.a big band (=a large jazz band) Big bands were popular back in the 1940s.a dance band (=one that plays music you can dance to) On stage, a dance band was playing swing tunes.a military band (=musicians who play music on military occasions) She liked military bands and the exciting music they played.a marching band (=musicians who march as they play) The Ohio state marching band was at the front of the parade.a one-man band (=a street musician who plays several instruments at the same time) The entertainers included clowns, jugglers and a one-man band.a tribute band (=one that plays the songs of a famous group, and tries to sound and look like them) We went to see an Abba tribute band last night.a steel band (=a group of musicians playing special steel drums) I could hear the sound of steel band playing in the distance.verbs + bandplay/sing in a band (=be a musician or singer in a band) Budd played in a rock band.join a band He started learning the saxophone and joined the school band.form a band (=start one) They formed their own band and released a single. Don’t say make a band. lead a band (=be the lead singer, musician, or conductor of a band) He led his own blues band in Memphis during the 1950s.conduct a band (=stand in front and direct how they play) During the set, he was invited up to conduct the band.leave/quit a band Brian quit the band halfway through the tour.band + verbsa band performs/plays The band is performing live on Saturday night. | The band was playing a song by the Beatles.a band strikes up (=starts playing) The band struck up the national anthem.a band records sth The band has finished recording several songs for the new album.a band releases a song/record etc (=makes it available for people to buy) The band has just released a new song.a band tours (=plays in several different cities or countries) The band plans to tour the UK next summer.band + nounsa band member/member of a band He was one of the original band members.a band leader (=the conductor of a brass band, military band, or big band) Glenn Miller was one of America’s favorite big band leaders.prepositionsin a band All the guys in the band had long hair.with a band We were the backing singers with his original band.

词组	band
释义	band /bænd/ noun [C] a group of musicians, especially a group that plays popular musicadjectives/nouns + banda rock/jazz/pop/blues etc band Charlie was a drummer in a jazz band before he joined the Rolling Stones.the school band Helen plays the trumpet in the school band.a live band (=one that is actually playing music, not a recording of someone playing music) There’s a live band at the club on Saturday nights. \| The entertainment includes a disco and live band.a boy band/girl band (=consisting of attractive teenage boys or girls) He used to sing in a boy band.a brass band (=a band of brass instruments such as trumpets and trombones) A brass band was playing in the park.a big band (=a large jazz band) Big bands were popular back in the 1940s.a dance band (=one that plays music you can dance to) On stage, a dance band was playing swing tunes.a military band (=musicians who play music on military occasions) She liked military bands and the exciting music they played.a marching band (=musicians who march as they play) The Ohio state marching band was at the front of the parade.a one-man band (=a street musician who plays several instruments at the same time) The entertainers included clowns, jugglers and a one-man band.a tribute band (=one that plays the songs of a famous group, and tries to sound and look like them) We went to see an Abba tribute band last night.a steel band (=a group of musicians playing special steel drums) I could hear the sound of steel band playing in the distance.verbs + bandplay/sing in a band (=be a musician or singer in a band) Budd played in a rock band.join a band He started learning the saxophone and joined the school band.form a band (=start one) They formed their own band and released a single. Don’t say make a band. lead a band (=be the lead singer, musician, or conductor of a band) He led his own blues band in Memphis during the 1950s.conduct a band (=stand in front and direct how they play) During the set, he was invited up to conduct the band.leave/quit a band Brian quit the band halfway through the tour.band + verbsa band performs/plays The band is performing live on Saturday night. \| The band was playing a song by the Beatles.a band strikes up (=starts playing) The band struck up the national anthem.a band records sth The band has finished recording several songs for the new album.a band releases a song/record etc (=makes it available for people to buy) The band has just released a new song.a band tours (=plays in several different cities or countries) The band plans to tour the UK next summer.band + nounsa band member/member of a band He was one of the original band members.a band leader (=the conductor of a brass band, military band, or big band) Glenn Miller was one of America’s favorite big band leaders.prepositionsin a band All the guys in the band had long hair.with a band We were the backing singers with his original band.
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