band
બેન્ડ
definition
verb
doors are banded with iron to make them stronger
surround (an object) with something in the form of a strip or ring, typically for reinforcement or decoration.
the bird's bill is banded across the middle with black
mark (something) with a stripe or stripes of a different color.
noun
wads of banknotes fastened with gummed paper bands
a flat, thin strip or loop of material put around something, typically to hold it together or to decorate it.
a long, narrow band of cloud
a stripe or elongated area of a different color, texture, or composition than its surroundings.
translation of 'band'
બંધ,
બંધન,
ચક્ર જોડનાર પટ્ટો,
રબરની ગોળી
noun
ટોળી,
પટ્ટી,
વાજીંત્ર
example
Spool the 'band' around the axle, place the racer on the floor and get ready for a speedy trip when you release the rear wheels.
A 'band' of gold seals the wedding vows, and fifty years later the metal valorizes the most exalted anniversary of married bliss.
a 'band' of eminent British researchers
The one approaching her was about nineteen or twenty, and she also had a gold 'band' on her ring finger.
He twirled the gold 'band' , Helen's wedding ring, around on the tip of his little finger, before sliding it down to the knuckle.
He hoped she saw the gold 'band' on his left ring finger as he felt her gaze on him.
It also features the 'band' giving commentary on the videos.
The show was backed by a world-class 'band' and a string quartet.
He exhaled a sigh of contentment as he glanced at the gold 'band' that encompassed the ring finger of his left hand.
They have already lost the two leading musical instruments in the 'band' .
It was good to get the 'band' together in a van for at least a few days.
Sceptical as I was at the start, playing in a percussion 'band' was also good fun.
She wore no jewelry save the 'band' of white gold on one of her fingers, a ring that once belonged to her mother.
Just think, a German rock band and an American pop 'band' on tour together.
Four members of the present band also play with the Graig Brass Band, a 'band' with a long history stretching back to the 1760s.
Only a thin 'band' wrapping around the back of my head, roughly at ear level, glows yellow.
He looked around and saw what he was looking for, a 'band' of thin electrical wire.
The other was small, dainty and was little more than a 'band' of gold with a ruby set in the front of it.
The first record of a metal 'band' being attached to a bird's leg was in 1595.
I guess their 'band' is back together again, so I can start hoping that they pump out another good album.
Craig's dad, Ian, is a trombonist, while his brother, Andrew, is in the 'band' 's percussion session.
Like all gobies it has two distinct dorsal fins, and a distinguishing feature of this species is that the front fin has a pale 'band' at its top.
I caught a glimpse of an enormous diamond on a 'band' of gold and my stomach dropped.
Then five months ago, a friend introduced him to three young musicians who had joined forces to create a 'band' and needed a vocalist.
Appropriately, the 'band' features a fabulous fat tuba player spitting out bass notes.
When you get older and you get families and people to support, it's not easy to keep a 'band' together.
Start with a pulley or elastic resistance 'band' set at shoulder height.
And the first time they were backed by a live 'band' , led by musical director Johan Laas.
Around my forehead was a thin blood red 'band' of velvet material.
He got his start in music when he was serving in the Navy, and his base had a contest to put together a country 'band' .
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