band

US /bænd/

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UK /bænd/

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Group of people who work together e.g. play music

The band practiced playing their instruments together

v.i.Intransitive VerbTo come together to work on a project

The professors often band together to work on new research projects

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Thin piece of material that wraps around something

The wedding band is a ring to symbolize marriage

v.t.Transitive VerbTo tie things together using string or rope

Tie a string around the roll of old papers to band them together

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DOMEE SHI 4*Town are the world's greatest boy band. Mei's first crush. Her mom would not approve.
DOMEE SHI 4*Town are the world's greatest boy band. Mei's first crush. Her mom would not approve.

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like, come out with the Mariachi band with you.
like, come out with the Mariachi band with you.

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This is a high-stakes test because there's a lot to lose if you don't get the band that you need, you'll have to pay again.
This is a high-stakes test because there's a lot to lose if you don't get the band that you need, you'll have to pay again.
If you don't get the band that you need,
If you don't get the band that you need,

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the precise timing and colors for each band.
the precise timing and colors for each band.

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I think it's time to switch into the the dual loop band
I think it's time to switch into the the dual loop band

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The dots and black band running around the edge of your windshield is called a frit.
The dots and black band running around the edge of your windshield is called a frit.

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-Do you have a band or -- -I have an orchestra.
-Do you have a band or -- -I have an orchestra.

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I just wanted us together and to play as a band, Last night was the most fun I've ever had,
I just wanted us together and to play as a band, Last night was the most fun I've ever had,
I just wanted us together and to play as a band
I just wanted us together and to play as a band