| 词组 | bond |
| 释义 | bond AC /bɒnd $ bɑːnd/ noun something that unites two or more people or groups, such as love or a shared interestadjectivesa close/strong bond A strong bond had developed between the members of the team.a common bond (=one that people share) They shared a common bond – a love of music.a special bond There was a special bond between Alan and his brother.an emotional bond He finds it difficult to form emotional bonds with other people.verbsform/forge a bond (=begin to have a bond, which then grows) Most dogs form a strong bond with their owner.create/establish a bond (=cause one to form) He told his problems to his friend and this established a close bond between them.have a bond Twins often have a very special bond.feel a bond The people of the island feel a strong bond.strengthen a bond Sharing common aims has strengthened the bond between our two nations.break/destroy a bond The years spent apart had not broken the bonds of affection between them.develop a bond (=gradually form a bond over a long period) Over the six years we worked together, we developed a very close bond.a bond exists The bond that existed between my parents made me feel safe and secure.be linked/joined/united by a bond The two countries are linked by bonds of language, religion, and culture.prepositionsa bond of friendship/affection/trust etc The president spoke about the lasting bond of friendship between the US and the UK. | Through all this hardship the bonds of love kept them together.a bond between people There is a strong emotional bond between a mother and her child. |
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