Bond-verb meaning in English
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Definition
to bond (with someone): to become closer (to someone), to strengthen one's friendship (with someone), to gain a connection (with someone)
Exercise 1
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This verb means to form a link, attachment or connection with someone. "I love my colleagues! It's easy to with them at the pub after work."
This term describes an unconventional or alternative type of medicine using natural remedies: "My yoga instructor recommends . She hates chemicals and doesn't trust Western medicine."
This term describes the people who help pregnant women deliver their babies: "It took me years to become a . I had to deliver hundreds of babies before I got my job at the hospital."
This is the natural way for a woman to feed or nourish her baby. Two words!: "Pamela decided to continue her baby until he turned 12. She didn't want to use the plastic bottles"
This verb means to form a link, attachment or connection with someone. "I love my colleagues! It's easy to with them at the pub after work."
This term describes an unconventional or alternative type of medicine using natural remedies: "My yoga instructor recommends . She hates chemicals and doesn't trust Western medicine."
This term describes the people who help pregnant women deliver their babies: "It took me years to become a . I had to deliver hundreds of babies before I got my job at the hospital."
This is the natural way for a woman to feed or nourish her baby. Two words!: "Pamela decided to continue her baby until he turned 12. She didn't want to use the plastic bottles"
Let's talk health! Fill in the blanks below with terms from Luna's email.
This verb means to form a link, attachment or connection with someone. "I love my colleagues! It's easy to bond 1 with them at the pub after work."
This term describes an unconventional or alternative type of medicine using natural remedies: "My yoga instructor recommends homeopathy 2. She hates chemicals and doesn't trust Western medicine."
This term describes the people who help pregnant women deliver their babies: "It took me years to become a midwife 3. I had to deliver hundreds of babies before I got my job at the hospital."
This is the natural way for a woman to feed or nourish her baby. Two words!: "Pamela decided to continue breast-feeding 4 her baby until he turned 12. She didn't want to use the plastic bottles"
This verb means to form a link, attachment or connection with someone. "I love my colleagues! It's easy to bond 1 with them at the pub after work."
This term describes an unconventional or alternative type of medicine using natural remedies: "My yoga instructor recommends homeopathy 2. She hates chemicals and doesn't trust Western medicine."
This term describes the people who help pregnant women deliver their babies: "It took me years to become a midwife 3. I had to deliver hundreds of babies before I got my job at the hospital."
This is the natural way for a woman to feed or nourish her baby. Two words!: "Pamela decided to continue breast-feeding 4 her baby until he turned 12. She didn't want to use the plastic bottles"
1 bond: This is correct. "To bond (with someone)" is to form a connection with them, often a child, friend or loved one. It can also be used in a professional context. For example: "We all went on a team-building weekend. The manager's idea was for us to bond with our colleagues". Used as a noun, "a bond" is "a link" or "a tie".
2 homeopathy: This answer is correct. "Homeopathy" is a form of medicine that is becoming more popular. It includes ingredients such as flowers, herbs, plants and seaweed. It is often advised that homeopathy should be used as a complimentary form of medicine and not as a replacement for "real", chemical drugs.
3 midwife: Correct answer. This is a woman (or a man!) who helps a woman give birth. They are there to help with any complications.
4 breast-feeding: "Breast-feeding" is the right answer. This is the way a woman naturally feeds her children and what her breasts are meant for. Many men tend to forget this!
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