band

el grupo

noun

band
[bænd]
sustantivo
1banda (f) tira (f) (of metal, cloth); raya (f) franja (f) (of color); cinta (f) (on hat); vitola (f) (on cigar)
2banda (f) (radio)
3franja (f) banda (f) (of age, ability)
sustantivo
1pandilla (f) grupo (m) (of friends); banda (f) (of robbers); grupo (m) (of pop musicians); banda (f) (jazz, brass)

band [band]
sustantivo
1Venda, tira o faja, que sirve para atar o ligar alguna cosa cubriéndola.
2Cadena o ramal, con que se sujeta algún animal.
3Enlace, unión o conexión de unas cosas con otra
sustantivo
4Cuadrilla, gavilla, junta de muchas persona
sustantivo
5Grupo (group), pandilla, banda (of thieves, youths). (n)
  • Band of music -> banda de música
  • Band in a church -> capilla
6Alzacuello, especie de cuello o corbata que usan los clérigos, abogados, legistas y estudiantes. (n)
7Filete o listón. (n)
  • Bands -> fajas del arzón de una silla
8Banda de soldados. (n)
  • Band-saw -> sierra de hoja sin fin, sierra continua
  • Jazz band -> grupo o conjunto de jazz
  • Rock band -> grupo o banda de rock
  • Wave band -> (banda de) frecuencia
  • Wedding band -> alianza, argolla
  • Band together -> unirse, hacer causa común
Cinta (ribbon), banda, tira (strip of cloth), cinta (hat), franja (stripe).(Mús.) Anillo (ring).
1Congregar, unir o juntar.
2Vender, atar o ligar con venda.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
3Asociarse. (n)
va.

band [bænd]
noun
1 (Mús) orquesta; (f) conjunto; (m) (Mil) (brass band) banda; (f) (pop group) grupo; (m)
then the band played (US) (informal) y se armó la gorda; (informal)
2 (group of people) cuadrilla; (f) grupo; (m) (pejorative) (gang) pandilla; (f)
band [bænd]
noun
1 (strip of material) faja; (f) tira; (f) (ribbon) cinta; (f) (edging) franja; (f) [of cigar] vitola; (f) faja; (f) [of wheel] fleje; (m) (ring) anillo; (m) sortija; (f) (LAm) (armband) brazalete; (m) (hatband) cintillo; (m) [of harness] correa; (f) (stripe) raya; (f) franja; (f) [of territory] faja; (f)
2 (Rad) (waveband) banda; (f)
3 [of statistics, tax etc] banda; (f)
It's going to push us into a higher tax band ...a new tax band of 20p in the pound on the first 2000 pounds of taxable income
verb:transitive
[+tax, property] dividir en bandas
They have ruled out banding the tax so that higher earners would pay more ...a banding system based on property values The choice is between a flat-rate or a banded charge
modifier
band saw (n) sierra de cinta; (f)

Verb Conjugation for "band"

Imperative
  • band
  • you band
  • he/she bands
  • we band
  • you band
  • they band
Preterite
  • I banded
  • you banded
  • he/she banded
  • we banded
  • you banded
  • they banded
Present Continuous
  • I am banding
  • you are banding
  • he/she is banding
  • we are banding
  • you are banding
  • they are banding
Present Perfect
  • I have banded
  • you have banded
  • he/she has banded
  • we have banded
  • you have banded
  • they have banded
Past Continuous
  • I was banding
  • you were banding
  • he/she was banding
  • we were banding
  • you were banding
  • they were banding
Past Perfect
  • I had banded
  • you had banded
  • he/she had banded
  • we had banded
  • you had banded
  • they had banded
Future
  • I will band
  • you will band
  • he/she will band
  • we will band
  • you will band
  • they will band
Future Perfect
  • I will have banded
  • you will have banded
  • he/she will have banded
  • we will have banded
  • you will have banded
  • they will have banded
Future Continuous
  • I will be banding
  • you will be banding
  • he/she will be banding
  • we will be banding
  • you will be banding
  • they will be banding
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been banding
  • you have been banding
  • he/she has been banding
  • we have been banding
  • you have been banding
  • they have been banding
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been banding
  • you will have been banding
  • he/she will have been banding
  • we will have been banding
  • you will have been banding
  • they will have been banding
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been banding
  • you had been banding
  • he/she had been banding
  • we had been banding
  • you had been banding
  • they had been banding
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