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141Band — Bạnd s; [e]s, Bạ̈nder: vgl. Ligament …
142band — • liga • flock, hop, skock, samling, skara, grupp, mängd, hord, lag …
143Band — нем. [банд] том …
144band — англ. [бэнд] 1) орк. легкой музыки 2) игра всем орк. (джаз. термин); то же, что tutti …
145band — A radioactive signal on an autorad usually caused by a fragment of human or bacterial DNA that combines with a radiolabeled DNA probe …
146band — [wym. bend] m IV, D. u, Ms. bandndzie; lm M. y «zespół muzyczny (rozrywkowy lub jazzowy)» ‹ang.› …
147band — banned …
148band — sb. == chain, bond. [bende], RG. 379 …
149band — bænd n. strip of material; stripe of color; orchestra, musical group; gang; group of people who live or work together v. join together; place a strip of some material on …
150BAND — Bandua …
151band n — abandon n …
152BAND — abbr. Birds Are Not Dinosaurs …
153band — बन्द् …
154band — n. 1. Tie, ligature, ligament. 2. Cord, chain, fetter, manacle, shackle, bond. 3. Bandage, fillet, binding, cincture, girth, belt. 4. Company (especially of instrumental musicians), troop, gang, crew, horde, party, body, club, junto, coterie,… …
155band — bȁnd1 m <N mn bàndovi> DEFINICIJA pov. pravn. u srednjem vijeku označuje više pravnih institucija 1. izgon okrivljenih građana iz gradova uz konfiskaciju imovine 2. delikt koji se čini suprotno odredbama statuta ili naredbama kneza 3. kazna …
156band — I n 1. company, group, body, assemblage, assembly, aggregation; gathering, multitude, crowd, swarm, horde, host, throng, rabble, mob, crush. 2. set, coterie, clique, circle, gang, bunch, pack; society, association, club, order, sodality,… …
157band — bạnd vgl. binden …
158band — /bænd/ noun a strip of paper or plastic or a rubber ring put round articles to attach them together …
159band — 1. A range of frequencies between upper and lower limits. 2. In relation to metered services (e.g., WATS, Advanced WATS, etc.), the specific geographical area that the customer is entitled to call …
160band — banned …
