band

band
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I 〈de〉
[strook stof] bandribbon, tape, 〈karate, judo〉 belt
[ring om een wiel] tyre
[magneetband] tape
[transportband] conveyor (belt)
[nauwe betrekking] tie, bondlink, alliance, association
[boekband] bindingcover, 〈boekdeel〉 volume
[communicatiemedia] (wave)bandwave
[wat rondom iets wordt bevestigd] band
[biljart] cushionbank
voorbeelden:
2   een lekke band a flat tyre, a puncture
3   een band afspelen play a tape back
     iets op de band opnemen tape something
4   de lopende band the conveyor belt
     aan de band staan work on the assembly line
5   banden van vriendschap ties of friendship
     nauwe banden met het moederland onderhouden maintain strong ties with one's mother country
     de banden der vriendschap aanhalen tighten the bonds of friendship
     geen enkele band meer hebben met zijn familie have severed all connections with one's family
     de banden verbreken sever the ties
6   in kalfsleren/linnen/leren 〈enz.〉 band calf-/cloth-/leather- 〈enz.〉bound
7   27 MC-band citizen's band
¶   aan de lopende band doelpunten scoren/rotopmerkingen maken pile on scores, make scathing remarks all the time
     iemand aan banden leggen restrain someone
     door de band on average
     uit de band springen get out of hand
II 〈het〉
[lintvormig weefsel] tape〈breed〉 ribbon, 〈smal〉 string, 〈hoed〉 band
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〈de〉 〈Engels〉
bandorchestra, 〈popmuziek ook〉 group, 〈voornamelijk jazz, kleine groep〉 combo

Van Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels. 2015.

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