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band
A2
noun
Usage:
90%
music group
Translation: music group
Pronunciation: /bænd/
Meaning: A group of musicians who play music together.

A band is a group of people who play musical instruments and sing together. People enjoy listening to bands at concerts or on the radio.

The band plays songs every weekend.

My favorite band is very popular.

2
A1
noun
Usage:
85%
strip, belt
Translation: strip, belt
Pronunciation: /bænd/
Meaning: A flat, thin strip or loop of material, usually used to hold things together or for decoration.

A band is a thin piece of material like cloth, rubber, or metal. People use bands to tie, hold, or decorate things.

She wore a red band on her arm.

The band holds the papers together.

3
A1
noun
Usage:
70%
headband
Translation: headband
Pronunciation: /bænd/
Meaning: A flat strip of material wrapped around something, especially around the head as a piece of clothing or decoration.

A band can be a cloth or elastic strip worn around the head. It helps keep hair back or is used as a fashion item.

She wore a blue band on her head.

He fixed his hair with a band.

4
B2
noun
Usage:
65%
frequency range
Translation: frequency range
Pronunciation: /bænd/
Meaning: A range or set of frequencies within the electromagnetic spectrum.

A band means a section of frequencies used for signals like radio, TV, or mobile phones. Different bands carry different kinds of information.

The radio works on a different band.

This band is used for wireless signals.

5
C1
noun
Usage:
40%
ring, loop
Translation: ring, loop
Pronunciation: /bænd/
Meaning: A flat, circular ring used in engineering or technology, often to hold parts or provide sealing.

A band here is a strong ring or loop made of metal or other material. It is used in machines to hold parts tightly or for support.

The engine has a metal band inside.

Bands help hold machine parts tightly.

6
B2
noun
Usage:
55%
group, gang
Translation: group, gang
Pronunciation: /bænd/
Meaning: A flat group of people organized for a special purpose, such as a gang or group of soldiers.

A band is a group of people working or acting together, often for a particular task. It can mean friends, soldiers, or sometimes a group causing trouble.

The band guarded the village at night.

A band of robbers stole the money.

7
B1
verb
Usage:
50%
tie, fasten
Translation: tie, fasten
Pronunciation: /bænd/
Meaning: To fasten or tie with a band or strip of material.

As a verb, band means to tie things together using a strip or loop of material. It helps keep objects secure or organized.

She banded the papers with a rubber band.

They banded the boxes before moving.

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B2
noun
Usage:
45%
group, community
Translation: group, community
Pronunciation: /bænd/
Meaning: A group of people joined by a common trait or interest, especially in social or cultural sense.

Band can mean a group of people connected by friendship, interest, or activity. They often work, travel, or live together.

A band of friends traveled together.

The village had a band of settlers.

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