band

1 عمومی:: تسمه‌ یا بند مخصوص‌ محكم‌ كردن‌، بند، لایگان، باند، بند و زنجیر، نوار

شبکه مترجمین ایران

1 general:: band 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 >>> Do not say 'make a band'. Say form a band .

transnet.ir

2 general:: band together to join together as a group in order to be able to do something better • We decided to band together and organize a protest.

Cambridge-Phrasal Verbs

3 general:: noun music group: The marching band played in the parade. noun cloth ring: She wore a band around her head. verb join: We must band together for strength. noun group: Our band of soldiers is very strong.

Simple Definitions

4 general::   noun group of musicians ADJ. big | brass, string, wind | blues, dance, jazz, rock | marching, military, regimental | school | live the excitement of seeing a live band | one-man (often figurative) He runs the business as a one-man band (= does everything himself). VERB + BAND form | join, play in, sing in She plays in a rock band. | conduct, lead BAND + VERB perform, play | strike up We heard a band strike up in the park. BAND + NOUN leader, member PREP. in a/the ~ a singer in a rock band | with a/the ~ a drummer with a jazz band PHRASES a member of the band group of people ADJ. select, small He is one of a select band of top class players. | dwindling | growing VERB + BAND join PREP. ~ of a band of rebels range ADJ. age, price, tax the 25?35 age band VERB + BAND be in, fall into Which tax band do you fall into?

Oxford Collocations Dictionary

5 general:: see ON THE BANDWAGON; TO BEAT THE BAND.

American Heritage Idioms