bond
ঋণপত্র
definition
verb
press the material to bond the layers together
join or be joined securely to something else, typically by means of an adhesive substance, heat, or pressure.
The walls are made of sugar molecules bonded by amino acids, Tenover explains, and vancomycin attacks the amino acid links.
join or be joined by a chemical bond.
noun
Steel Fists cut the bonds holding the three prisoners.
physical restraints used to hold someone or something prisoner, especially ropes or chains.
Marriage as a legal bond may become outdated, but I doubt it.
an agreement with legal force, in particular.
translation of 'bond'
অঙ্গীকার,
দাসত্বে আবদ্ধ
verb
চুক্তিবদ্ধ করা,
মুচলেকাবদ্ধ করা,
তমসুক করা,
শর্তাবদ্ধ করা
noun
চুক্তি,
তমসুক,
বন্ধক,
নিবন্ধ,
বন্ধনী,
বন্ধ,
লিখিত প্রতিশ্রুতি,
নিবন্ধন,
ঋণপত্র,
কবজ,
সম্পর্ক,
একরারনামা,
কর্জপত্র,
মুচলেকা,
ফিতা
adjective
দাসত্বাবদ্ধ
example
Expected return on a stock is analogous to the interest rate on a 'bond' .
A term of the peace 'bond' was that Mr. R.L. not have any contact with C.T. except as supervised by the Society.
Typically, the security will be a 'bond' , note, or other debt instrument.
They locate the Boy, but things are complicated when they learn a circus owner has an immigration 'bond' that grants him legal custody of the kid.
For example, electrons in a covalent 'bond' are assigned to the more electronegative atom.
For example, companies 'bond' an acetate or succinate molecule to Vitamin E to stabilize it.
Conversations and bursts of laughter were tossed on the wind bringing them together in a common 'bond' .
The children are well loved in the institutions, making it easy for them to 'bond' with their new families.
Is the lower heat able to effectively 'bond' the metals, or is welding the only option?
Bricks shall be laid in running or stretcher 'bond' with control joints as noted on drawings.
You don't 'bond' to others easily, but when you do it's long-lasting.
Yes, you can generate sales - but equally, you can generate goodwill or an emotional 'bond' .
there was a 'bond' of understanding between them
Here we see Harry - who once ran and hid from the relationship - actively create more opportunities to 'bond' with Mary.
In Korean American communities, the marriage 'bond' has in some ways become stronger than filial piety.
While either of these will bond well with the silica and calcium in lime render, given the choice, their preference will be to 'bond' with salt.
I am a link in a chain, a 'bond' of connection between persons.
They have also been instructed to provide a 'bond' that will guarantee payment of the full amount of the award if the appeal is unsuccessful.
It was basically a case of could we do business with these people and we liked the idea that their word was their 'bond' .
Like conventional bricks, adobes are laid in a running 'bond' - an overlapping pattern - then mortared in place with adobe mud.
Each union must buy an insurance 'bond' to protect members against fraud on the part of its staff, and must also meet stringent solvency regulations.
In the second case 'bond' prices are low and falling as they would be in inflation.
Their 'bond' is purely legal, familial, and time bound.
People who trust one another share a 'bond' of faith and understanding.
stretcher 'bond'
You expect to 'bond' with your baby but do not really know what this means, it is hard to explain.
This packing gives the plaster a strong surface to key into and eliminates the problem of plaster from falling off of our wall for lack of mechanical 'bond' .
The 'bond' between the trade union movement and the Labour Party is a century old and was forged at the latter's birth.
I think there's a special 'bond' of friendship that crosses party lines.
Upon repayment of the 'bond' , the tribes will then make annual payments to the state until 2030, when the compact expires.
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