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idle
911
flagrant
421
versatile
617
indie
206
myself
207
Glamping
135
top up
211
Ideology
309
racoon
150
wintriest
92
lunacy
204
labyrinth
335
snivel
282
extradite
342
malign
219
muddle through
130
enlist
394
southerly
195
inches
70
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348
linkup
178
impale
183
flimsy
375
iambus
87
castigate
251
mulish
135
tamoxifen
164
painty
104
infuse
222
hickory
183
minimum
941
hypnotist
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things
94
hyping
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sketch
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marketing
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signal
1023
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filthy
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weary
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bisect
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aching
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Workplace
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vanity
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market
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gaelic
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standard
980
famine
786
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452
finals
137
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150
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302
mating
163
donor card
262
bushie
145
Furlough
202
spinet
171
lag
859
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123
saying
458
theatricalize
89
musket
168
paving
163
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121
muscat
142
alumni
238
lampshade
139
plumes
135
muchly
106
telephony
147
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131
norwich
132
asking
113
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195
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167
thug
533
crawl
931
plucky
297
appellant
274
phylum
260
hailstorm
263
chintz
220
broadcast
1198
gimlet
239
informant
305
Current
467
pliant
167
botanical
300
inhale
307
blueberry
226
stimulant
386
zippiest
84
acclimatize
348
handicapped
473
sleuth
212
indemnify
220
irrigate
338
slurry
197
atoms
90
Retina
270
algebraic
182
bilingual
317
disdain
435
inspiration
528
gazump
293
kwa
143
beachhead
259
thermal
339
edict
370
zoologist
295
bill something as something
135
agape
227
pectin
196
lifeguard
187
encash
179
heart
655
fasten
914
caliph
251
infest
312
gunnysack
242
autism
385
smiley
179
klutzy
101
stump
432
malaysian
146
spinal
185
hydraulic
346
mickey
211
hatchling
125
claque
139
exfoliate
366
mutely
227
drumstick
213
vitals
174
gluten
304
picnic
843
strapping
262
abject
294
faulty
809
chapel
322
anthem
318
mancunian
138
fancy dress
262
entail
461
Insurance
402
kiblah
188
footfault
153
hankie
203
sunhat
106
guinea
221
levity
199
tracheal
94
fungal
219
cutesy
302
lavish
422
detractor
208
plunge
875
imbecile
227
basket
356
chaise
198
bolt
915
hugely
151
unsafe
265
climactic
255
acting
448
cookware
210
punkah
199
celestial
238
venial
229
helium
173
silken
194
bungle
331
paiute
133
streamline
349
sexual
699
bangle
251
unattractive
256
Makeover
154
neatly
210
Chameleon
169
bitchy
286
ditto
323
plaque
367
shifty
327
exoplanet
279
jangly
104
storyline
168
paying
83
flashbulb
180
fiesta
226
right
887
mzansi
134
mechanism
508
family
512
caught
214
authoring
237
flight
549
gambit
217
shiny
262
peachy
266
fleshy
361
expiate
345
chunks
149
throb
439
greyscale
159
sucking
76
whiteout
163
futile
458
exacting
198
Uphill
203
fluent
1012
subject to
283
turbanned
106
sixteenth
177
let up
238
litmus
174
scavenge
372
numpty
184
fatting
104
publicist
303
I
279
pathetic
402
upsize
148
cymbal
314
stance
268
genial
348
tracksuit
157
catnip
173
hyphenate
464
peking
111
histogram
183
chimney-sweep
127
aspect
1006
knobbly
187
woodchuck
275
having
117
interplay
178
geisha
266
Americana
175
subtle
497
demeaning
332
tangly
104
SOUND
341
mendicant
189
unseat
185
unlike
936
streaming
263
tingle
235
expulsion
355
nicety
217
influx
224
knick-knack
195
daisy chain
224
relish
619
shaken
373
trip
680
vindicate
581
joyriding
195
forbear
246
sanctuary
419
alpine
259
subtitle
393
peanut
273
shattered
525
plenum
142
perishing
183
pigsty
211
doohickey
232
risk averse
393
betcha
157
disk
944
knives
215
stoplight
171
staple
283
banisters
183
artwork
243
flagstone
271
gypsum
281
backbench
380
housewares
152
sequin
237
butterfly
830
busily
207
unlucky
907
malibu
138
actuarial
179
ukelele
75
watford
170
ringing
329
proofs
147
mentality
363
working
278
incumbent
328
network
913
minging
156
newsflash
152
ordinal
127
admixture
227
cordial
948
completed
267
hotshot
169
healthful
171
mordant
192
earworm
188
unvarying
130
records
88
formality
390
singing
210
waikiki
145
waxwork
166
wormier
85
workmen
124
Perpetual
204
ripcord
192
cordite
278
ad-lib
307
electrolysis
311
worsted
148
variously
266
definite article
243
dietitian
265
pilot
981
outstrip
229
Maximum
198
geordie
215
Respectively
337
exhort
393
anguished
344
manxman
145
rugola
79
threnodies
91
cheap thrill
153
Dictum
37
routinely
339
worship
952
workout
381
launch out
187
public
1020
definite-article
109
à la
267
Temper
406
eco-
311
bicameral
238
soc.
152
-ery
205
-ide
175
ineffable
195
pulse
902
-ess
177
fairytale
253
iso-
184
neo-
210
strategic
789
vol.
218
catalepsy
254
-ous
151
confusion
935
out-
234
geo-
254
adj.
206
amusement
467
bio-
360
-ure
166
Disastrous
612
eavesdrop
340
gadolinium
215
subnormal
223
doughtiest
96
denialist
177
hygienist
344
bottleneck
328
placement
895
chitlings
102
tarpaulin
174
bolshevik
195
pragmatism
216
victimize
344
Available to buy
126
impoverish
460
inviolate
175
television
475
legionary
221
handler
195
hemoglobin
215
Fisherman
230
enchanting
251
carcinoma
285
Complaint
507
rum
242
agronomy
324
splenetic
182
Hammer
267
lubricant
203
bathing trunks
186
reappraise
185
vibes
283
diverse
1013
standpipe
180
affectless
148
sassenach
184
mar
353
transmute
186
patterned
191
idolize
322
basketball
308
raver
276
scowlingly
98
feeling
3653
parcheesi
120
analgesic
255
pandemonium
208
scavenger
134
empanada
179
dissolvent
122
Like father, like son
99
happening
164
hyphenless
97
fifth-amendment
95
quizzical
180
first-amendment
149
belfast
134
butterless
109
rough and tumble
79
nasturtium
157
squireship
76
summa cum laude
84
bleeding
276
dauntless
247
a purple passage
109
scrapings
117
sweltering
427
singhalese
168
dehumanize
288
bioethanol
135
fettuccine
256
Deliberation
206
reelection
228
waterlogged
190
big time
273
undertake
844
in the pipeline
59
triage
162
dog-tired
173
Band
254
upcycling
237
miseries
91
simulation
431
ventilate
471
skinflint
165
psychopath
180
bleeper
197
punchline
142
guest of honour
136
countries
136
the black economy
150
enigmatic
461
precaution
989
value added tax
160
stargazing
110
ventilated
90
ambiguous
546
candlelit
190
the Arctic Circle
215
admittance
370
unthinkable
410
go down with
243
chivalrous
235
flak-jacket
125
underplay
438
cauterize
278
isothermal
80
pluralism
208
grassland
327
dice with death
59
pentathlon
182
chest of drawers
295
equitable
396
Black and white
107
easygoing
211
facilities
200
hold your breath
143
jackrabbit
152
preach the gospel
123
flashiest
141
list
1065
tasselling
90
bushwalker
169
cheap and nasty
143
licentious
194
TOEFL
IELTS
BNC: 1145
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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