ban-deau /'baendau; NAmE -dou/ noun 1 a narrow band worn around the head to hold the hair in place 束发带 2 a piece of women's clothing that is tied around the body to cover the breasts管状胸罩；狭带式胸罩：a bandeau bifcfm top管状比基尼上装 bandh /bAnd/ /iown (//?"£) a general strike 总罢工 bandi-coot /'bsendikuit/ noun 1 a small Australasian animal with a long nose and long tail, which eats mainly insects袋狸（澳大拉西亚长鼻长尾小动物，主食 昆虫）2 (also .bandicoot 'rat) an Asian rat 袋狸鼠 band-ing /'baendiq/ (also stream-ing especially in 6r£) noun [U] the policy of dividing school students into groups of the same level of ability (把学生按能力划分 的）分班（或分组），

ban-dit /'baendit/ noun a member of an armed group of thieves who attack travellers 土匪 ban-dito /baen'diitau; NAmE -tou/ (also ban-dido) /-dau; NAmE -dou/ noun (NAmE, from Spanish) {pi. -os) a Mexican bandit 墨西哥土匪

ban-dit°ry /'baenditri/ noun [u] (format) acts of stealing and violence by bandits 土匪行为（或活动） band-leader /'baendliida(r)/ noun a player who is in charge of a band, especially a jazz band (尤指爵士乐

的）乐队领队

band°mas-ter /'baendma:st0(r); NAmE -mses-/ noun a person who conducts a military or brass band 军乐队

(或铜管乐队）指挥

bando-bast /'bAndabAst/ noun [U, C, usually sing.] (Ind£) preparation or an arrangement for dealing with sth 准备；安排：77ie poZice bandobast was very ej5卩ecrive. 警方的安排十分奏效。

ban-do-lier (also ban-do-leer) /.baende'lia^); NAmE -'lir/ noun a belt made for carrying bullets and worn over the shoulder (斜挎肩上的）子弹带 band-saw /'baendso:/ noun a tool for cutting wood, etc. consisting of a steel belt that has sharp points (called teeth) along the edge and that goes around very fast (电动）带锯

bands-man /'baendzman/ noun {pi. -men /-men/) a musician who plays in a military or brass band 军系队

(或铜管乐队）队员

band-stand /'baendstaend/ noun a covered platform outdoors, where musicians, especially a brass or military band，can stand and play (有^的室外）乐队

演奏台

band-wagon /'baendwaegan/ noun [usually sing.] an activity that more and more people are becoming involved in 风靡的活动；时尚：77ie WorW Cup band­wagon is starting to roH. 世界杯足球赛热潮即将 涌起。 il»TOl dimb/jump on the bandwagon [informal, disap­proving) to join others in doing sth that is becoming fashionable because you hope to become popular or successful yourself 赶时髦；随潮流：poZiridans eager to jump on the environmental bandwagon ^      M

加入环保行列的政客们Mi\Mm In the US, political parades often included a band on a wagon. Political leaders would join them in the hope of winning popular support.源自美国的政治宣传游行，常有乐队彩 车随行。政治领袖参与游行希望贏得民众的广泛支持。 band-width /'baendwidG/ noun [C, U] {computing if) 1 a band of frequencies used for sending electronic signals 带宽；频宽 2 a measurement of the amount of information that a particular computer network or Internet connection can send in a particular time. It is often measured in bits per second.带宽值，频宽值（计 算机网络或互联网接口一定时间内传送信息量的量度，按 每秒传送的字节数计） bandy /'baendi/ adj., verb

m adj. (of the legs ^ M) curving, with the knees wide apart向外弯曲的；罗圈的：to be bandy-iegged是罗圈腿 ■ verb (ban-dies, bandying, ban-died, bandied) ITiTOl bandy 'words (with sb) {old-fashioned) to argue with sb or speak rudeiy to them (与…）争吵，发生口 角   .bandy sth-^a'bout/a'round [usually passive]

if a name, a word, a story, etc., is bandied about/ around, it is mentioned frequently by many people