Collocations for bond - noun
1. feeling of friendship
ADJECTIVE
close,
strong
common
special
natural
emotional, spiritual
A strong spiritual bond exists between them.
common
special
natural
emotional, spiritual
A strong spiritual bond exists between them.
VERB + bond
be linked by,
feel,
have,
share
She felt a bond of affection for the other girls.
She felt a bond of affection for the other girls.
create,
develop,
establish,
forge,
form
strengthen
loosen, weaken
break, sever
strengthen
loosen, weaken
break, sever
PREPOSITION
bond between
We try to forge bonds between the different communities.
We try to forge bonds between the different communities.
bond of
bonds of friendship
bonds of friendship
2. certificate for money you have lent
ADJECTIVE
high-yield,
long-term
corporate, government, municipal (AmE), savings, treasury
convertible
junk
the high yield on junk bonds
corporate, government, municipal (AmE), savings, treasury
convertible
junk
the high yield on junk bonds
VERB + bond
buy,
invest in,
purchase,
put money into
I decided to invest in some government bonds.
I decided to invest in some government bonds.
cash,
cash in,
redeem
The bonds were redeemed in 2002.
The bonds were redeemed in 2002.
issue,
sell