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noun

Bandas, tiras

A strip of material used for strengthening or coupling.

"The movers used strong bands to secure the boxes on the dolly. "

Los mudanceros usaron bandas fuertes para asegurar las cajas en el carrito.

material part

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noun

Bandas, franjas

A long strip of material, color, etc, that is different from the surrounding area.

"The painter used colorful bands of blue and yellow paint to create a vibrant mural. "

El pintor usó bandas coloridas de pintura azul y amarilla para crear un mural vibrante.

material appearance color

noun

Bandas, cintas

A strip of decoration.

"The birthday cake had colorful frosting and edible chocolate bands around the sides. "

La tarta de cumpleaños tenía glaseado colorido y bandas de chocolate comestibles alrededor de los lados.

appearance style

noun

Vínculo, lazo

That which serves as the means of union or connection between persons; a tie.

"The bands of friendship that formed in kindergarten still connect them today. "

Los lazos de amistad que se formaron en el jardín de infancia aún los conectan hoy.

group organization

noun

Gola

A linen collar or ruff worn in the 16th and 17th centuries.

"The portrait showed a somber gentleman wearing stiff, white bands at his neck. "

El retrato mostraba a un caballero sombrío que llevaba una gola blanca y rígida en el cuello.

appearance style wear history

noun

Bandas

(in the plural) Two strips of linen hanging from the neck in front as part of a clerical, legal, or academic dress.

"The judge adjusted his bands before addressing the court. "

El juez se ajustó las bandas antes de dirigirse al tribunal.

appearance wear style religion law education culture

noun

Bandas

A part of the electromagnetic spectrum.

"Different wireless devices, like phones and Wi-Fi routers, operate on different bands of the electromagnetic spectrum to avoid interference. "

Diferentes dispositivos inalámbricos, como teléfonos y enrutadores Wi-Fi, operan en diferentes bandas del espectro electromagnético para evitar interferencias.

physics energy frequency technology

noun

Bandas

A group of energy levels in a solid state material.

"valence band; conduction band"

Banda de valencia; banda de conducción

physics material energy

noun

Lazo, banda

A bond.

"The bands of friendship she forged in kindergarten remained strong decades later. "

Los lazos de amistad que forjó en el jardín de infancia permanecieron fuertes décadas después.

group

noun

Garantía, fianza

Pledge; security.

"The lender required the company to post bands as a guarantee for the loan. "

El prestamista exigió a la empresa que presentara una fianza como garantía del préstamo.

law business finance

noun

Anillo, alianza, anilla

A ring, such as a wedding ring (wedding band), or a ring put on a bird's leg to identify it.

"The researcher carefully placed small bands on the birds' legs to track their migration patterns. "

El investigador colocó cuidadosamente pequeñas anillas en las patas de las aves para rastrear sus patrones migratorios.

item wear family animal bird

noun

Bandas

Any distinguishing line formed by chromatography, electrophoresis etc

"After running the electrophoresis gel, we could clearly see the bands representing different DNA fragments. "

Después de correr el gel de electroforesis, pudimos ver claramente las bandas que representaban diferentes fragmentos de ADN.

science technical chemistry biochemistry

noun

Células en banda

Short for band cell.

"The doctor ordered a blood test to check for increased "bands," which could indicate a bacterial infection. "

El médico ordenó un análisis de sangre para verificar el aumento de las "células en banda", lo que podría indicar una infección bacteriana.

medicine biology anatomy

noun

Mil dólares, dinero

(hiphop, often in the plural) A wad of money totaling $1K, held together by a band; (by extension) money

"He flashed a couple of bands at the car dealer, saying he was ready to make a deal. "

Mostró un par de miles de dólares al vendedor de autos, diciendo que estaba listo para hacer un trato.

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verb

Asegurar con una banda, atar

To fasten with a band.

"She bands her ponytail with a rubber band every morning. "

Ella se ata la cola de caballo con una goma elástica cada mañana.

action utility

verb

Anillar

To fasten an identifying band around the leg of (a bird).

"The ornithologist bands the young robin's leg to track its migration. "

El ornitólogo anilla la pata del petirrojo joven para rastrear su migración.

bird animal biology

noun

Banda, grupo musical

A group of musicians who perform together as an ensemble, usually for a professional recording artist.

"Several talented bands played at the music festival, each hoping to be discovered by a famous singer. "

Varias bandas talentosas tocaron en el festival de música, cada una con la esperanza de ser descubierta por un cantante famoso.

music group entertainment

noun

Bandas, orquestas

A type of orchestra originally playing janissary music.

"The historian explained that "bands," as a type of orchestra, originally played loud and percussive music inspired by Ottoman janissary traditions. "

El historiador explicó que las "bandas", como un tipo de orquesta, originalmente tocaban música fuerte y de percusión inspirada en las tradiciones otomanas de los jenízaros.

music group entertainment