bonds

中英词典：

bonds

名词：

1. (财务) 债券: a certificate of debt issued by a government or corporation guaranteeing payment of the original investment plus interest
2. (化学) 键: a strong force of attraction holding atoms together in a molecule or crystal
3. (关系) 联系: a close or enduring emotional relationship or connection between people
4. (封闭) 粘结物: something that binds, fastens, or holds together

形容词：

1. (紧密的) 紧密结合的: close or strong in relationship
2. (束缚的) 有约束力的: secure, unbreakable, or legally binding

词语辨析：

bonds vs. stocks: Bonds represent a loan agreement between an issuer and an investor, while stocks represent ownership in a company.

词汇扩充：

1. government bonds: 政府债券
2. corporate bonds: 公司债券
3. chemical bonds: 化学键
4. emotional bonds: 情感联系

近义词：

ties, connections, links

反义词：

separations, disconnections, divisions

柯林斯词典：

1. a bond is a sum of money which acts as a guarantee that someone will do something
2. a bond is a certificate that is given to people who invest money in a company or government.

牛津词典：

A bond is an agreement with legal force, in particular.

用法：

Bonds can be used in various contexts, such as financial bonds, chemical bonds, emotional bonds, etc.

例句：

1. He invested in government bonds to secure his financial future.
2. Chemical bonds hold atoms together in a molecule.
3. The bonds between the siblings were unbreakable.
4. The glue formed a strong bond between the pieces of wood.
5. The couple had a deep bond that lasted a lifetime.
6. She purchased corporate bonds as part of her investment portfolio.
7. Understanding the different types of bonds is essential for financial planning.
8. They shared a special bond that transcended words.
9. The bond market can be unpredictable at times.
10. Emotional bonds can greatly influence our decisions and actions.
11. She felt a deep bond with the community where she grew up.
12. The bonds of friendship are precious and should be cherished.
13. There was an immediate bond between the two strangers.
14. Chemists study the nature of chemical bonds in various compounds.
15. Investors often diversify their portfolios by including different types of bonds.
16. They formed a strong bond over their shared love for music.
17. She relied on the bond of trust she had built with her colleagues.
18. The bonds of family are often the strongest.
19. His words created an instant bond with the audience.