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bond English

Meaning bond meaning

What does bond mean?
Definitions in simple English

bond Noun

— A bond is a connection between two people because of love or friendship. War can often build strong bonds between people who suffered or fought together. — A bond is a connection between two or more things, for example using glue. The heat created a bond between the plastic and the metal. — A bond is a financial document promising to pay a certain amount of money. These are often bought and sold. The new benchmark ten-year government bond yielded 6.3%. Most large international banks have issued floating rate bonds as a source of medium-term funding. — Things that tie or limit you. It took her many years to break free of the bonds of guilt. — A bond is the force that holds atoms together. — A contract.

bond Verb

— If you bond two things, you connect them, for example using glue. The melting wax bonded to the table. He bonded the wood to the plastic to make it look more natural. The individual carbon atoms in a diamond are bonded together extremely strongly. — If you bond with someone, you form a special relationship. Breastfeeding helps the baby bond with its mother.

bond

— noun (= chemical bond) an electrical force linking atoms — noun a certificate of debt (usually interest-bearing or discounted) that is issued by a government or corporation in order to raise money; the issuer is required to pay a fixed sum annually until maturity and then a fixed sum to repay the principal — noun (= alliance) a connection based on kinship or marriage or common interest the shifting alliances within a large family their friendship constitutes a powerful bond between them — noun (= shackle) a restraint that confines or restricts freedom (especially something used to tie down or restrain a prisoner) — noun (= attachment) a connection that fastens things together — noun (= bail) (criminal law) money that must be forfeited by the bondsman if an accused person fails to appear in court for trial the judge set bail at $10,000 a $10,000 bond was furnished by an alderman — verb (= adhere, stick, stick to) stick to firmly Will this wallpaper adhere to the wall? — verb issue bonds on — verb (= bring together) bring together in a common cause or emotion The death of their child had drawn them together — noun a superior quality of strong durable white writing paper; originally made for printing documents — noun (= adhesiveness, adhesion) the property of sticking together (as of glue and wood) or the joining of surfaces of different composition the mutual adhesiveness of cells a heated hydraulic press was required for adhesion — verb (= tie) create social or emotional ties The grandparents want to bond with the child

Bond

— noun United States civil rights leader who was elected to the legislature in Georgia but was barred from taking his seat because he opposed the Vietnam War (born 1940) — noun British secret operative 007 in novels by Ian Fleming

Synonyms bond synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as bond?

bond English » English

tie link connection bind security stick debenture certificate bail attachment join deed contract adhere guarantee fetter binding band attach surety relationship pledge obligation unite shackle linkage ligature fix fasten bond paper bail bond written agreement stock stick to promise pin pact mortgage moor ligament league knot joint hold fast glue covenant couple connect conjoin chemical bond

Bond English » English

Julian Bond James Bond

Topics bond topics

What do people use bond to talk about?
Social behavior Law Legal contract

Covenant
Work and occupation Tool

Fastening tool
Work and occupation Finance Borrow

Give pledge, bond
Physical actions Arrange

Join, attach

Conjugation bond conjugation

How do you conjugate bond?

bond · verb

Examples bond examples

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Simple sentences

In chemistry, can nitrogen form a single bond?
There is a strong bond between the brothers.
Who's your favorite James Bond?
James Bond is not an actor.
Have you never felt fettered by a bond of love?
What is a covalent bond?
What is an ionic bond?
What's an ionic bond?
What's a covalent bond?
If James Bond is agent 007, who is 001?
I once knew a guy who claimed to feel a spiritual bond with stoats. Weirdo.

Movie subtitles

My word's as good as my bond. and I stand to lose a lot of dough if she don't show up.
Where is that loafer, Roger Bond, and his assistant loafer, Fred Ayres?
Mr. Bond, I'm so sorry.
Mr. Bond, where are you?
Thank you so much for the lift, Mr. Bond.
I'm Roger Bond's friend.
Mr. Roger Bond.
Senhor Bond, one moment of your precious time.
I'll give you a bond on the City of London for your cattle.
What is this strange bond you have over coachmen?
Very James Bond.
You and your name would guarantee the bond of opposites.
Well, all you gotta do is post a bond.
How can I post a bond?
I erased the memories of your bond.
Do you still feel a bond between us?
That will bind us together. Now there'll be a solid bond between us.
Grandmorin will be our lifelong bond.
But so that we shall have a clear understanding in the future. I have prepared a paper, a fair and honorable bond. between the white and the red man.
There may be a little baby bond.
You and David have had three years together. and whether you realize it or not, there's a bond between you. and it's not easily broken.
The fact that Mr. Whiteside happens to be the nation's foremost authority on murders and murder trials forms a bond between them.
My dear Joseph, to cement the bond that binds our happy family together what could be more fitting than.
Not exactly Paris models or Bond Street suits.
This circus man, Sargent posted the bond, and has Boy.
We know you have Boy because you posted an immigration bond for him.
This is a receipt for a bond from U.S. Immigration.
Go with the bond to the home of minister Choiseul.
How can you refuse to pay me for this bond?
I've got a mouthpiece here who can spring me if I put up bond.
Uh, to Bond Street.
Bond Street? - To Bond Street for a ring.
I told him I'd forgotten my rate book and needed some dope. on the public liability bond I was figuring.
Your purchase of the property Doesn't establish a social bond between us.
Mr. Sloan, Mr. Yardley, we are relying on you two to start the bond sale.
There's a bond between Mr. Mars and the Sternwoods.
Bond, I surrender.
Robert, more bond that you he says it now.

News and current affairs

Even the United States abrogated indexation clauses in bond contracts during the Great Depression of the 1930's.
Local-currency bond markets could help to develop domestic investor bases and mobilize domestic savings to support long-term investments.
In 2014, China's currency ranked seventh in global central-bank reserves, eighth in international bond issuance, and 11th in global currency trading.
And even bond investors win, because they get their money back, with the interest for which they contracted.
Second, bond investors are being really stupid.
That six-percentage-point difference in anticipated real yield is a measure of bond investors' extraordinary and irrational panic.
But what if the EFSF were to mimic Banco del Pacífico in a transparent way, say, by setting a threshold spread level above which it would fund buy-backs of any Greek bond in the market?
Defense of the nation against dangerous outsiders - and their domestic agents, whether real or imagined - provides a powerful bond.
Real estate rental yields and stock-market payouts are low, and real estate and stock prices may well fall as much as or more than bond prices if interest rates spike.
But CACs may not resolve the problem entirely, because a vote would be required for each separate bond issue, and a holdout position could be achieved by buying up the blocking percentage of a small issue.
It is also possible that language will be found in future bond issues that replaces the pari passu clause but provides sufficient assurance to bondholders to let the market function much as it did until the current ruling.
The decline in government bond prices has exposed the banks' undercapitalization, while the prospect that governments will have to finance banks' recapitalization has driven up risk premiums on government bonds.
But he was taken from his first human family and handed over to other teachers with whom he did not have the same kind of bond.
Fortunately, the bond markets are dead, and it might take a year to revive them.
Even the United States abrogated indexation clauses in bond contracts during the Great Depression of the 1930's. So it can happen anywhere.
The latest package to cope with Greece's insolvency offers a bond buyback to lighten the country's debt burden.
The default threat was a way to depress bond prices in secondary markets, only to buy them back at a discount through the back door.
It simply does not and will never have enough funds to undertake the massive bond purchases required to stabilize the debt markets of large economies such as Spain and Italy.
A compliant bond market, which may well be the next bubble, is mistakenly viewed as the ultimate validation of this myopic approach.
We can also add to these financial risks the massive problems of bond insurers that guaranteed many of the risky securitization products such as CDOs.
So, the Chinese ended up embracing Chu and Locke in contradictory ways: as high-ranking representatives of the US government and as compatriots with whom they share the common bond of Chinese-ness.
But if they maintain large budget deficits and continue to monetize them, at some point - after the current deflationary forces become more subdued - bond markets will revolt.
At this point, inflationary expectations will increase, long-term government bond yields will rise, and the recovery will be crowded out.
In a highly innovative move, Argentina exchanged old debt for new debt - at about 30 cents on the dollar or a little more - plus a GDP-indexed bond.
Bond rating agencies downgraded Argentina's government debt, which contributed to a further rise in the risk premium.
Dutifully, the IMF is going to the rescue of bond holders.
Ministers are too busy recovering from their trauma to think about paying fat fees for big new international bond issues.
It comes as no surprise, then, that the idea of a common European bond is becoming popular as a way to counter the risk of rising EMU interest-rate spreads.

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