A band saw allows you to cut free form shapes, which may not be possible with regular saws.
band togethervi + adv
(join forces)
skrzykiwać się ndk. + zaim.
skrzyknąć się dk. + zaim.
The inhabitants banded together to fight the insect invaders.
Band-Aid, band-aidn
® (brand of sticking plaster)
plaster m
Uwaga: As a registered trademark, "Band-Aid" should be capitalized, but it is often not capitalized in either informal communication or when the term is used figuratively.
band-aid, also UK: sticking plastern
figurative (superficial solution) (kolokwialny)
prowizorka ż
This solution is just a band-aid; it will do nothing to solve the real problem.
To rozwiązanie to zwykła prowizorka; ani trochę nie pomoże w rozwiązaniu problemu.
big bandn
(style of music: large dance band)
big band m
Big band leaders like Benny Goodman, Glenn Miller, and Tommy Dorsey transformed jazz music into swing.
brass bandn
(music: band playing brass instruments)
orkiestra dęta ż + przym.
The Olympia Brass Band will lead the funeral procession down Bourbon Street.
concert bandn
(brass band, wind instrument group)
orkiestra koncertowa ż + przym.
Concert bands have brass, woodwind and percussion, but no stringed instruments.
ear wrap, ear bandn
(jewellery)
kolczyki typu ear wrap wyr.
elastic bandn
(rubber band)
gumka elastyczna ż + przym.
Robert used an elastic band to hold all his pens and pencils together.
hairband, hair bandn
(elastic band for hair)
opaska na włosy wyr.
Her long tresses were held back by a simple black hairband.
jazz bandn
(musical group who play jazz)
zespół jazzowy m + przym.
jug bandn
(music group playing improvised instruments)
jug band m
The first jug band was formed in Louisville, KY in the 1920s.
leader, band leadern
US (music: conductor)
dyrygent m
The leader of the band told them when to start and stop playing.
marching bandn
(musical group that parades)
orkiestra marszowa ż + przym.
I used to play clarinet in a marching band.
military bandn
(instrumental group that plays on military occasions)
zespół wojskowy m + przym.
The military band was called to play at the governor's funeral, since he was an ex-Marine.
plastern
UK (adhesive dressing)
plaster m
Tim has cut his knee, so his dad puts a plaster on it.
rubber bandn
(elastic band)
gumka elastyczna ż + przym.
The postman uses rubber bands to bundle together letters for the same address.
watch bandn
(strap of a wristwatch)
pasek do zegarka wyr.
I replaced my old watch band with a genuine leather one.
watchband, watch band, watch strapn
(strap of a wristwatch)
pasek do zegarka wyr.
The watchband is available in several different colours.
wristband, watchband, watch bandn
(strap of a wristwatch)
pasek od zegarka wyr.
I need to replace the wristband on my watch because it is broken.