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band

UK:^*^*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈbænd/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/bænd/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(band)

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Główne tłumaczenia
Angielski	Polski
band n	(musical group)	zespół m
There will be three bands playing at the concert.
Na koncercie zagrają trzy zespoły.
band n	(strip or strap)	opaska ż
He tied a band of cotton around his arm to stop the bleeding.
Obwiązał sobie rękę bawełnianą opaską, by powstrzymać krwawienie.
band n	(stripe)	pas, pasek m
Do you see the bands that he painted around his car?
Czy widzisz te pasy, które namalował dookoła samochodu?
band n	usually pejorative (group or gang)	banda ż
The band of kids must have gone into the movie theatre.
Ta banda dzieciaków musiała wejść do kina.

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Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia
Angielski	Polski
band n	(ring)	pierścionek m
obrączka ż
They exchanged wedding bands during the ceremony.
band n	(land)	pas m
There is a thin band of land between the two rivers.
band n	(group of animals)	stado n
A band of sheep grazed in the meadow.
band n	(belt)	pas m
The leather band turned the flywheel.
band n	(rubber band)	opaska ż
gumka ż
He put a rubber band around the papers.
band n	(radio frequency)	pasmo n
częstotliwość ż
What band is that station on?
band n	(ribbon)	taśma, wstążka ż
She tied a band of ribbon around the post to help people find the party.
band [sth], band [sth] with [sth]⇒ vtr	(tie)	obwiązywać ndk.
obwiązać dk.
He banded the package with a thick string.
band [sth], band [sth] with [sth] vtr	(mark with a band)	obwiązać wstążką dk. + ż
Band the stalks of the flowers you want to buy.

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Formy złożone:
Angielski	Polski
band leader n	(music: conductor)	lider zespołu m + m
band saw n	(woodworking machine)	piła taśmowa ż + przym.
A band saw allows you to cut free form shapes, which may not be possible with regular saws.
band together vi + adv	(join forces)	skrzykiwać się ndk. + zaim.
skrzyknąć się dk. + zaim.
The inhabitants banded together to fight the insect invaders.
Band-Aid, band-aid n	® (brand of sticking plaster)	plaster m
Uwaga: As a registered trademark, "Band-Aid" should be capitalized, but it is often not capitalized in either informal communication or when the term is used figuratively.
band-aid, also UK: sticking plaster n	figurative (superficial solution) (kolokwialny)	prowizorka ż
This solution is just a band-aid; it will do nothing to solve the real problem.
To rozwiązanie to zwykła prowizorka; ani trochę nie pomoże w rozwiązaniu problemu.
big band n	(style of music: large dance band)	big band m
Big band leaders like Benny Goodman, Glenn Miller, and Tommy Dorsey transformed jazz music into swing.
brass band n	(music: band playing brass instruments)	orkiestra dęta ż + przym.
The Olympia Brass Band will lead the funeral procession down Bourbon Street.
concert band n	(brass band, wind instrument group)	orkiestra koncertowa ż + przym.
Concert bands have brass, woodwind and percussion, but no stringed instruments.
ear wrap, ear band n	(jewellery)	kolczyki typu ear wrap wyr.
elastic band n	(rubber band)	gumka elastyczna ż + przym.
Robert used an elastic band to hold all his pens and pencils together.
hairband, hair band n	(elastic band for hair)	opaska na włosy wyr.
Her long tresses were held back by a simple black hairband.
jazz band n	(musical group who play jazz)	zespół jazzowy m + przym.
jug band n	(music group playing improvised instruments)	jug band m
The first jug band was formed in Louisville, KY in the 1920s.
leader, band leader n	US (music: conductor)	dyrygent m
The leader of the band told them when to start and stop playing.
marching band n	(musical group that parades)	orkiestra marszowa ż + przym.
I used to play clarinet in a marching band.
military band n	(instrumental group that plays on military occasions)	zespół wojskowy m + przym.
The military band was called to play at the governor's funeral, since he was an ex-Marine.
plaster n	UK (adhesive dressing)	plaster m
Tim has cut his knee, so his dad puts a plaster on it.
rubber band n	(elastic band)	gumka elastyczna ż + przym.
The postman uses rubber bands to bundle together letters for the same address.
watch band n	(strap of a wristwatch)	pasek do zegarka wyr.
I replaced my old watch band with a genuine leather one.
watchband, watch band, watch strap n	(strap of a wristwatch)	pasek do zegarka wyr.
The watchband is available in several different colours.
wristband, watchband, watch band n	(strap of a wristwatch)	pasek od zegarka wyr.
I need to replace the wristband on my watch because it is broken.