bond

/bɒnd/ n.
标准词条 CET-4CET-6IELTS
一句话记住

纽带；联系；债券

释义与例句

n. 纽带；联系
a close connection or shared feeling that joins people or groups
  1. The shared experience created a strong bond between the survivors.
    共同的经历在幸存者之间建立了牢固的纽带。
  2. Trust is the foundation of the bond between a doctor and a patient.
    信任是医生与患者之间关系的基础。
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  1. The programme aims to strengthen cultural bonds between the two countries.
    该项目旨在加强两国之间的文化联系。
n. 债券
a certificate issued by a government or company promising to pay back borrowed money with interest
  1. The government issued bonds to finance the new railway.
    政府发行债券为新铁路融资。
  2. Many cautious investors put part of their money into government bonds.
    许多谨慎的投资者把部分资金投入政府债券。
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  1. Bond prices generally move in the opposite direction to interest rates.
    债券价格通常与利率呈反向变动。

词源与构词

与 band、bind 同族，原指捆绑之物，后引申为约束、联系和具有约束力的金融凭证。

记忆钩子 family bonds 是“亲情纽带”，government bonds 是“政府债券”；同一个 bond 连接人际关系，也连接借贷双方。

词族与关联词

词族（同一词根派生出的不同词性或形式）
  • bonding 亲密关系建立；黏合
    bond 派生的名词，如 parent-child bonding（亲子关系建立）。
同义词
  • connection 联系；关联
    connection 泛指人、事物或概念之间的关联；bond 强调人与人之间紧密、牢固的感情或关系纽带。
    Researchers found a connection between sleep and memory. 研究人员发现了睡眠与记忆之间的联系。
常见搭配
  • form a bond 建立纽带
    The two children formed a close bond at summer camp. 这两个孩子在夏令营建立了亲密的感情。
  • government bonds 政府债券
    Government bonds are often seen as relatively safe investments. 政府债券通常被视为相对安全的投资。