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

• They banded together in their own small communities.
  他们在各自的小社区中抱成一团。
• If you decide to band together with the Horde and defend those towns, you will have certain quests and quest items available to you that otherwise would not be.
  如果你决定参与部落，保护这些城镇，你将得到某些任务提供任务物品给你，否则就没有了。
• They decided to put a new band together.
  他们决定组织一个新的乐队。
• 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。
• Generally the mainstream parties can still band together to keep the extremes out.
  总的来说，主流政党仍然可以联合起来，将极端主义政党排除在外。
• The bill will make almost all Americans buy insurance but will subsidise lower income groups, and creates new insurance state-based exchanges where individuals can band together to buy affordable coverage.
  该法案将要求几乎所有美国人都购买保险，但将向较低收入群体提供补贴，同时将以州为基础建立新的保险交易所，让个人可以集合起来，购买能够负担得起的保险。
• 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。
• Directed by Stallone, the plot concerns a group of mostly good-hearted mercenaries who band together for a dangerous mission.
  这部电影主要讲述了一帮善良的雇佣兵为完成一个危险任务聚集在一起的故事。
• 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。
• If you don't get any big opportunities handed to you, you may be able to band together with your co-workers and create some.
  如果你没法得到任何工作上的大机会，你或许可以跟同事们多在一起，在这个艰难的形势下创造一些机遇。