band dans le dictionnaire Oxford-Hachette

Traductions de band dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.band [GB band, Am bænd] SUBST

1. band MUS:

band (rock)

groupe m (de rock)

band (army)

clique f

band (municipal)

fanfare f

brass/jazz band

orchestre m de cuivres/de jazz

2. band (with common aim):

band

groupe m (of de)

3. band (of light, colour, land):

band

bande f

4. band RADIO:

band

bande f

the 31 metre band

la bande des 31 mètres

5. band GB (of age, income tax):

band

tranche f

6. band ENS GB (level):

band

niveau m

7. band (for binding):

band (ribbon) (for hair, hat)

ruban m

band (around waist)

ceinture f

band (around neck)

col m

band (around arm)

brassard m

band (around head)

bandeau m

rubber or elastic GB band

élastique m

8. band TEC:

band (metal)

ruban m (métallique)

band (rubber)

courroie f

9. band:

band (track) MUS (on record)

plage f

band INFOR (on disk)

piste f

10. band (ring):

band

anneau m

II.band [GB band, Am bænd] VERBE trans

1. band GB ENS:

band

classer [qc] par niveaux

2. band (stripe):

band

border

boy band SUBST

boy band

boys band m

string band SUBST

string band

orchestre m à cordes

brass band SUBST

brass band

orchestre m de cuivres

brass band

fanfare f

girl band SUBST

girl band

girls band m

band together VERBE [GB band -, Am bænd -]

band together

se réunir (to do pour faire)

rubber band SUBST

rubber band

élastique m

big band SUBST

big band

big band m

elastic band SUBST

elastic band

élastique m

frequency band SUBST

frequency band

bande f de fréquence

band dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de band dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

band¹ [bænd] SUBST

1. band MUS:

band

orchestre m

band pop group

groupe m

brass band

fanfare f

2. band (group):

band

bande f

I.band² [bænd] SUBST

1. band (strip):

band

bande f

hat band

ruban m

head band

bandeau m

waist band

ceinture f

2. band (range):

band

tranche f

tax band

tranche d'imposition

3. band (ring):

band

anneau m

wedding band

alliance f

4. band (section):

band

série f

a band of light rain and showers

un passage de pluies légères et d'averses

II.band² [bænd] VERBE trans

band

grouper

band together VERBE intr

band together

se grouper

string band SUBST

string band

orchestre m à cordes

brass band SUBST

brass band

≈ fanfare f

dance band SUBST

dance band

orchestre m (de danse)

frequency band SUBST RADIO

frequency band

bande f de fréquence

Alice band [ˈælɪsˌbænd] SUBST GB

Alice band

serre-tête m

rubber band SUBST

rubber band

élastique m

rock band SUBST

rock band

groupe m de rock

band Exemples tirés du dictionnaire PONS (vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

brass band

fanfare f

hat band

ruban m

waist band

ceinture f

tax band

tranche d'imposition

wedding band

alliance f

a band of light rain and showers

un passage de pluies légères et d'averses

three-piece band

trio m

dance (with an accordeon band)

bal musette

dance (with an accordion band)

bal-musette

popular dance with a band led by the accordion

bal musette

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

The band said their new music was current, fun, naughty, girly and dancy.

en.wikipedia.org

After several years of inactivity, the band re-emerged in 2004.

en.wikipedia.org

The forewing is crossed by a sinuous greyish band at the discal area.

en.wikipedia.org

The band is then shown taking a lift out of the garage, while the officer is still investigating.

en.wikipedia.org

He played the vibraphone, flute, piano, synthesizers and occasional drums, and he was with the band from late 1969 until late 1972.

en.wikipedia.org

She switches around characters' lives, such as a cab driver and teen garage band singer.

en.wikipedia.org

We had no future anyways, so let's just be in a rock band!

en.wikipedia.org

As such, during the band's hiatus period, all three members decided to embark upon solo careers.

en.wikipedia.org

There will also be carolers and a band along the way.

www.kcbd.com

The band then underwent several changes of lead guitar, changing the name of the band each time.

en.wikipedia.org