〈人ひと〉とバンドを組くむto form a band with someone
高こう校こうの友とも達だちとバンドを組くんだ。
I formed a band with my high school friends.
バンドを締しめるto fasten a strap or belt
時計とけいのバンドをしっかり締しめた。
I fastened the watch band securely.
バンドを結けっ成せいするto form/establish a band
彼かれらは去きょ年ねんバンドを結けっ成せいした。
They formed a band last year.
バンドを緩ゆるめるto loosen a strap or belt
ズボンのバンドを少すこし緩ゆるめた。
I loosened my belt a little.

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グループN4sense 1
グループ is a general term for any group of people, while バンド specifically means a music group.
ベルトN4sense 3
ベルト is the more common word for a clothing belt or seatbelt, while バンド is used less often and tends to sound more fashion-oriented.
ロックバンド
バンド is the general word for any musical band, while ロックバンド specifically means a band that plays rock music.
コンボ
バンド is the general word for a music group of any size or genre, while コンボ specifically denotes a small jazz ensemble.

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楽がく隊たい
バンド is the casual, modern word for a musical group (esp. rock or pop), while 楽隊 sounds more formal or traditional, as with a brass or marching band.
楽がく団だん
バンド usually means a small pop or jazz group, whereas 楽団 sounds more formal and institutional.
ユニット
バンド specifically means a musical band, whereas ユニット can refer to any small performing group or functional team, not just music.

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ハズバンド
ハズバンド means 'husband' and is unrelated in meaning to バンド, but learners sometimes confuse the two because of the shared バンド sound.

Loanword from English 'band', adopted into Japanese with the same broad range of meanings (musical group, strip of material, frequency range).

jazz band

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