band together

英 [bænd təˈɡeðə(r)]

美 [bænd təˈɡeðər]

联合; 联手

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 联合；联手
  If peopleband together, they meet and act as a group in order to try and achieve something.
  1. Women banded together to protect each other...
     妇女团结一致互相保护。
  2. They banded together in their own small communities.
     他们在各自的小社区中抱成一团。

英英释义

verb

• form a group or unite
  1. The groups banded together
  Synonym:confederate

双语例句

• Paul and I were getting a band together, and we needed a new record deal.
  当时我和保罗在组建一个乐队，我们需要签一份新唱片合约。
• There will also be a handful of "world" encounters that will require the server to band together and overcome a great foe.
  还存在少数的“世界”遭遇战，需要整个服务器联合起来战胜强大的敌人。
• Slower growth has been felt most keenly by dealers, who often have little bargaining power and have begun to band together to demand better terms from car suppliers.
  经销商最深切地感受到增长放缓的影响，他们往往没有什么议价能力，但已经开始联合起来，要求汽车供应商提供更优惠的条件。
• We must band together to fight the common enemy.
  我们必须联合起来，对抗我们共同的敌人。
• The foundation of forward modeling band together the geology modeling and seismic modeling organically, not only to distinguish the lithology, but also analysis hydrocarbon effectually.
  正演模型的建立将地质模型和地震模型有机地结合起来，不仅能区分岩性，也能进行有效的烃类检测。
• It's our nature to band together in small teams for support and encouragement.
  团结在一个小团队中，寻求支持和鼓励，这正是我们人类的本性。
• They banded together in their own small communities.
  他们在各自的小社区中抱成一团。
• Entrepreneurship programs, educators, government organizations, and developers will need to band together to attract and keep talented workers.
  创业项目、教育家、政府机构和开发人员需要齐心协力，吸引、留住人才。
• A group of adolescents who band together, especially a group of delinquents.
  团体，帮一群组合在一起的青少年，尤指一群少年犯。
• They decided to put a new band together.
  他们决定组织一个新的乐队。