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94
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88
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302
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419
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55
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336
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209
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187
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84
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37
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39
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52
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76
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38
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51
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96
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199
sidewinder
5
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paleo
32
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45
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403
nestle
182
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103
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178
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149
undertaking
432
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114
sledgehammer
160
half and half
62
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149
whir
50
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76
black
162
blockage
62
gripping
210
altimeter
72
hustle
155
value judgment
80
entomology
104
flash bulb
70
ally
231
trim
399
Boot
68
utter
358
farriery
55
bar code
87
jam
400
phone
496
bridesmaid
77
Cramp
66
auto
318
hijab
11
transcendental
2
quickly
139
excite
336
conference call
52
kind-hearted
3
pressure
432
NASA
61
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3
Intensity
70
batty
131
hitch
27
eunuch
72
presumption
9
attendee
72
specially
390
library
122
buddha
111
LOUD
49
organized
210
filing cabinet
78
profit
478
cherub
106
Permanently
20
Counsel
160
tautologous
3
be hard to beat
109
vestment
2
article of faith
36
kept
8
wretched
224
afar
62
not to be sneezed at
47
pistol
480
ephemera
99
delete
463
protuberance
2
glassware
104
intimidating
143
Slight
209
fingering
82
jobless
192
twine
148
immediate
467
wittier
6
Self awareness
21
Chill
86
Civic
30
betrothed
170
landed
105
allot
187
disinclined
54
bison
133
bawl somebody ↔ out
58
sweep
591
ad hoc
89
terrifying
68
upward
313
sitting
30
ash
382
career
438
Bizarre
232
dejection
61
dagger
129
secular
114
Emergency
262
drought
436
set something ↔ aside
349
springtime
353
Dense
197
mausoleum
7
depression
377
first aid kit
62
assuage
85
porthole
2
Hike
154
drive shaft
57
Petition
354
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420
manifestation
26
Mainly
142
circumstantial
116
Routine
210
scorn
446
time frame
122
maneuvers
7
blurred
128
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97
embargo
88
sociopolitical
2
work something ↔ off
372
odorless
11
muff
8
compel
423
Polite
80
excavation
101
infuse
42
candle
396
urge somebody ↔ on
337
downside
217
edge
552
Decibel
22
ward something ↔ off
253
Proceeds
24
Types of music
10
maid
415
grunt
213
failure
434
calorific
68
jacket
419
terse
50
unwilling
399
a-list
59
sick something ↔ up
322
discernment
101
megachurch
7
dropcloth
7
anterior
115
somehow
335
chef
133
overhead
500
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189
husky
89
PLUMB
39
introversion
10
treat
400
bauble
79
Vocational
322
foresee
253
trafficking
239
hesitate
618
blaze
399
Sense
272
directive
146
lunatic
172
washing
10
diving
97
Limit
299
sink
780
scuff
318
slacker
147
disreputable
242
-aholic
13
mayoralty
12
dormant
150
Catastrophe
104
duet
131
tramping
3
griping
171
swept-back
9
Succumb
17
buyer's market
60
divide and conquer
95
muscle
422
manslaughter
283
intentions
10
pâté
270
Sightseeing
259
state-of-the-art
490
tarp
6
unruliest
5
cauterize
117
catch some rays
10
nettle
193
poppa
8
conniving
95
Defraud
83
eighty
316
Grateful
170
Tamer
17
gurgle
199
opus
5
unfriendlier
4
reuters
6
dahlia
60
army
654
Hum
158
loneliness
11
homely
27
nonunion
7
replenish
253
the mischief rule
40
sprint
260
altitude
398
lour
258
-less
36
chill
441
enzyme
94
delirious
131
story
584
sleep something ↔ off
326
marcher
11
reach
427
alike
412
afterward
476
tangent
338
Velcro™
33
healing
138
ostentations
9
choose
366
tough something ↔ out
296
Accountability
199
conquer
427
fusty
148
Prerequisite
265
Crest
83
depart
428
finder
76
bump something ↔ up
55
phantom
152
apotheosis
92
Refresh
120
address
482
rundown
53
weirdo
5
lessen
369
Lot
178
streaker
2
tanning
7
spread like wildfire
30
surface
379
fug
60
standpatter
2
Budding
17
tap something ↔ out
334
revolutionary
530
-esque
15
Essence
61
ought
262
synthetic
393
corn
417
metre
351
baseline
152
odoriferous
12
share
577
fret
220
directory-assistance
48
funeral
426
temptability
2
expand on sth
53
tiresome
39
Monaco
8
pachydermic
9
dim
390
Ways of telling someone to stop talking or to be quiet
32
demeanor
109
haemophilia
78
oath
194
after hours
76
dukedom
81
leaker
7
whine
252
rustic
152
destination
475
Trouble
186
Shortage
258
Counterpart
159
shelves
4
with it
35
lump
354
grove
151
exception
2955
elevation
87
electro
114
horrifying
63
rid
382
first refusal
76
Senate
168
phase
439
million
144
mythologize
14
bee
583
mistress
393
Buck's Fizz
53
Inform
197
aggressive
545
shore
356
weigh
358
snootiest
1
tribulation
238
conveyancing
97
prescription
275
bud
531
safeguard
447
superannuated
72
god
414
betray
339
narc
7
e.g.
84
be in order
75
Photo
161
Tap
179
half term
67
workshop
525
downloadable
93
disbelieve
50
inhabit
411
assured
194
undertow
8
bitterly
342
no place
15
violation
153
Take place
104
paucity
26
interfaith
10
unsaturated
4
ious
10
OS
14
Telephone
8
Ivory Coast
9
loan
433
soccer mom
9
Subsidy
205
plasterer
7
cut out
73
eye level
8
semibreve
7
notation
10
heroine
396
scramble
354
carpentry
175
translation
541
While
340
craving
98
toxic
128
front runner
90
fizz
119
recycling
76
molto
12
betting shop
105
peachy
51
Deputy
155
out of season
39
nft
7
acquaintance
400
selection
449
deal
560
diffuse
118
blistery
62
lamp-post
7
burden
386
chilled
45
hunting
102
eyesight
394
Grisly
47
outperformance
24
chase
397
sailcloth
38
Absolute
58
Incise
83
brick
386
spacecraft
431
toss-up
6
Fashion
99
spiritual
425
Is
46
sample
402
new town
8
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COCA: 1277
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
band
Word family
adjective
banded
noun
banding
bandbrake
bandfish
bandwidth
bandmaster
bandshell
bandsman
bandstand
bandwagon
bandster
band
Related topics:
Music
,
Broadcasting
band
1
/
bænd
/
●●●
S2
W2
noun
[
countable
C
]
→
banned
1
MUSIC
APM
a group of
musicians
, especially a group that plays
popular
music
〔尤指演奏流行音乐的〕乐队,乐团
The band was playing old Beatles songs.
乐队正在演奏披头士的老歌。
I grew up
playing in
rock bands.
我是在摇滚乐队里玩音乐长大的。
Smith
joined the band
in 1989.
史密斯在
1989
年加入这个乐队。
They
formed a band
when they were still at school.
他们还在读书的时候就组建了一个乐队。
The entertainment includes a disco and
live band
.
娱乐活动有跳迪斯科和乐队现场演奏。
interviews with
band members
对乐队成员的采访
→
big band
,
brass band
,
marching band
,
one-man band
n
GRAMMAR: Singular or plural verb?
In this meaning,
band
is usually followed by a singular verb:
The band
has
made a video.
In British English, you can also use a plural verb:
The band
have
made a video.
2
GROUP OF PEOPLE
a group of people formed because of a
common
belief
or
purpose
一伙,一群,一帮〔志趣相投的人〕
band of
a small band of volunteers
一小批志愿者
bands of soldiers
一群群士兵
3
AMOUNT
a
range
of numbers within a system
〔数目的〕范围,段
Interest rates stayed within a relatively narrow band.
利率在一个相对较小的范围内波动。
age/tax/income etc band
people within the $20,000–$30,000 income band
收入在两万至三万美元这个范围的人
4
PIECE OF MATERIAL
PIECE
a
flat
narrow
piece of something with one end
joined
to the other to form a
circle
圈,箍,带
papers held together with a rubber band
用橡皮筋捆在一起的文件
a slim gold band on her finger
她手指上戴的一枚细细的金指环
5
a narrow area of light,
colour
,
land
etc that is different from the areas around it
带状物,条纹〔指异于周围的狭窄光带、色带、土地等〕
The birds have a distinctive blue band round their eyes.
这种鸟的眼圈是蓝色的,很特别。
band of
a thin band of cloud
一条细细的云彩
6
.
TCB
technical
a range of
radio
signals
波段,频带
SYN
waveband
n
COLLOCATIONS
verbs
form a band
They formed their own band and released a single.
join a band
He took up the saxophone and joined the school band.
play/sing in a band
(=
be a musician or singer in a band
)
Budd played in a rock band.
lead a band
(=
either as lead singer or as a conductor
)
He led his own band in Florida and played in clubs.
a band performs/plays
The band is performing live on Saturday night.
a band strikes up
(=
starts playing
)
We were on the dance floor waiting for the band to strike up.
ADJECTIVES/NOUN + band
a rock/jazz etc band
He’s the saxophonist in a jazz band.
a brass band
(=
a band of brass instruments such as trumpets and trombones
)
A brass band was playing in the park.
a live band
(=
playing live music, not recorded music
)
There’s a live band at the club on Saturday nights.
the school band
She plays the trumpet in the school band.
a marching band
(=
musicians who march as they play
)
the Ohio state marching band
a military band
(=
musicians who play music on military occasions
)
a military band with their brass and their drums
band + NOUN
a band member
He was one of the original band members.
a band leader
(=
the conductor of a brass band, a military band, etc
)
COMMON ERRORS
Don’t say ‘
make a band
’. Say
form a band
.
Examples from the Corpus
band
•
There was a
band
of
yellow
in the
rock
.
•
It is red-orange, with five or six narrow violet-blue
bands
on the sides.
•
There are an
orchestra
, a
concert
band
, an
intermediate
band
and a 25-
member
jazz
ensemble
.
•
an
elastic
band
•
There's a good
band
on
Friday
night at El
Club
.
•
More importantly, they
adapted
to the
conditions
far more effectively than Gavin Hastings'
band
of
teetotallers
.
•
As you move into the higher
income
bands
, the
charges
start to
increase
.
•
How many
bands
of colour are there in a
rainbow
?
•
As we
taxied
up and the
motors
were turned off, we could hear
martial
music from a khaki-clad
military
band
.
•
There are
orange
bands
around the snake's back.
•
a black
snake
with orange
bands
around its back
•
a
wide
silk
band
•
a small
band
of rebels
•
These changes will not
affect
people in the
lowest
tax
band
.
•
The
band
were
pleased
with the
excellent
treatment
they
received
from
foreign
promoters
.
•
a country-and-western
band
•
The
Sensational
what
band
? he said.
age/tax/income etc band
•
Last year, in a
symbolic
gesture
, he
introduced
a 20
p
tax band
.
•
But the
local
council
has put it in the highest council
tax band
- for houses
worth
at least three hundred thousand
pounds
.
•
Expected
mortality
was found for each
age band
,
disease
site
, and
decade
of
diagnosis
.
•
And all
workers
will get an
extra
£3 a week from the
widening
of the bottom-rate 10p income
tax band
.
•
Tax cuts through the increase in the 10p income
tax band
will
mean
everyone has a little more in their
pocket
.
•
All
taxpayers
will
benefit
from the widening of the 10p income
tax band
.
•
Nor could
breakdowns
of these
awards
in
terms
of
age bands
and
entry
qualifications
be
supplied
.
•
This, however, is
unlikely
to be a
serious
problem with five-year
age bands
.
band
2
verb
[
transitive
T
]
1
British English
BrE
to put people or things into different groups, usually
according
to income,
value
, or
price
〔通常按收入、价值或价格〕给
…
分级
After valuation, properties will be banded in groups of £20,000 or more.
经过估价,房产将归在两万英镑或以上的组别里。
n
Grammar
Band
is usually passive.
2
band together
phrasal verb
phr v
UNITE
if people
band
together, they
unite
in order to
achieve
something
团结起来,联手
Local people have banded together to fight the company’s plans.
当地民众联手抵制该公司的计划。
Examples from the Corpus
band together
•
Seek
out others who might be
suffering
too;
suggest
you
band together
.
•
Those who feel
threatened
band together
.
•
So
desperate
has the situation become that 18
estates
have
banded together
and called in Dave Dunn.
•
They were forced to
band together
because the city was doing nothing for them.
•
Fortunately a small group of
folk
banded together
determined
to
save
the
bird
and the
rescue
operation
began.
•
Some of the
storekeepers
had
banded together
to
hire
their own
detective
force; so had the
railroads
and
hotels
.
•
To
survive
in the
managed
care
environment
, virtually all
hospitals
are
banding together
to increase their
efficiency
and keep costs
competitive
.
Examples from the Corpus
band
•
But her
caramel
hair
was
lighter
than Mitchell
recalled
, and drastically shorter,
banded
into a
cool
ponytail
.
•
Sometimes
the
whole
body of the
fish
is
banded
with
vertical
marks, one of which conveniently
blots
out the
real
eye.
Origin
band
1
1.
(
1400-1500
)
French
bande
“
group of people
”
2.
(
1400-1500
)
French
bande
“
flat strip, edge, side
”
band
1
noun
→
n
GRAMMAR
1
→
n
COLLOCATIONS
1
band
2
verb
→
n
GRAMMAR
1
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