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bondable

/ˈbɒn.də.bəl/

Tradução: Adjetivo raro que significa que pode ser vinculado, ligado ou afiançado, ou que pode ser objeto de fiança; era usado principalmente em contextos jurídicos e financeiros.

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adjective

formalcommonlegalobsoleto/ˈbɒn.də.bəl/

An obsolete adjective meaning capable of being bonded or bound, often used in legal or financial contexts in the past.

  • 🇵🇹Adjetivo raro que significa que pode ser vinculado, ligado ou afiançado, ou que pode ser objeto de fiança; era usado principalmente em contextos jurídicos e financeiros.
  1. Capable of being fastened or secured B2 formal

    Able to be tied, attached, or secured with a rope, chain, or other bond.

    • The cargo is bondable with heavy-duty straps.
    • These materials are bondable using industrial adhesives.
    • The rope is strong enough to make the load bondable.

    🇵🇹Capaz de ser fixado

    Sinônimos: attachablebindable

    Antônimos: detachableloose

  2. Capable of holding together or cohering C1 formal

    Describes particles or substances that can stick together or form a cohesive mass.

    • The clay is highly bondable when mixed with water.
    • These particles are bondable under high pressure.
    • The powder becomes bondable after adding a binding agent.

    🇵🇹Capaz de se ligar

    Sinônimos: adhesiveagglutinativecohesivestickytenacious

  • more bondable comparative form
  • most bondable superlative form