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banded

/ˈbæn.dɪd/

Traduction: Qualifie quelque chose qui est marqué ou divisé par des bandes de couleur, de texture ou de matière., Verbe désignant l'action de s'unir ou de se regrouper dans un but commun, ou d'attacher ou de ceindre avec un ruban ou une bande.

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adjective

/ˈbæn.dɪd/B2formal
  • frQualifie quelque chose qui est marqué ou divisé par des bandes de couleur, de texture ou de matière.

Describes something that is marked with or divided into bands of color, texture, or material.

  1. Marked with stripesB2formal

    Having stripes or bands of different colors or textures.

    frmarqué de bandes

    • The banded snake has distinctive yellow and black stripes.
    • The bird's feathers are banded with white and brown.
    • The mineral sample shows banded layers of different colors.

    Synonymesbarredlinedstreakedstriped

  2. Grouped or unitedC1formal

    Formed into a group or band for a common purpose.

    frgroupé, uni en bande

    • The banded workers demanded better conditions.
    • They were banded together by their shared beliefs.
    • The banded tribes formed a powerful alliance.

    Synonymesalliedcombinedfederatedunited

    Antonymesdisuniteddividedisolatedseparateunaffiliated

Formes
  • more banded comparative form
  • most banded superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

band/bænd/B1formal
  • frVerbe désignant l'action de s'unir ou de se regrouper dans un but commun, ou d'attacher ou de ceindre avec un ruban ou une bande.

A verb used to indicate the act of joining together or grouping for a common purpose, or to fasten or encircle with a band.

  1. Join togetherB2formal

    To come together as a group for a common purpose.

    frse regrouper

    • The workers banded together to demand better wages.
    • Neighbors banded together to clean up the park.
    • The students banded together to organize a charity event.

    Synonymesassociatecoalescecombineconfederatecongregatejoinleagueunite

  2. Mark with a bandB2formal

    To put a strip or ring around something, often for identification.

    frMarquer d'un ruban ou d'un anneau

    • The researchers banded the birds to track their migration.
    • They banded the trees to protect them from insects.
    • The cattle were banded with colored tags for identification.

    Synonymesbeltencirclegirdringtag

Formes
  • banded past participle
  • banded past simple
  • banding present participle
  • bands third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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