binding agent
ˈbaɪndɪŋ ˈeɪdʒənt
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Definition of binding agent - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
chemicalTECH.substance that chemically bonds materialsTECH.
  • The resin acts as a binding agent in the composite.
adhesive binder
2.
mechanicalTECH.agent that mechanically joins componentsTECH.
  • Cement is a common binding agent in construction.
adhesive cement
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Expressions with binding

binding machinen.
machine that fastens loose pages into one bound document
The office bought a new binding machine to prepare client reports.
binding commitmentn.
promise or agreement that must be honored and cannot be ignored
Signing the contract created a binding commitment between the two companies.
binding decisionn.
official ruling that all involved people are required to follow
The arbitration panel issued a binding decision on the contract dispute.
spiral bindingn.
wire or plastic coil used to hold notebook pages together
She bought a spiral binding to fix her broken notebook.
be binding onv.
must be followed or obeyed by someone
The contract is binding on both parties.
binding agreementn.
legal contract that must be followed by all parties
They signed a binding agreement to share the profits.

Expressions with agent

agent provocateurn.
government agent inciting law-breaking for arrests
The agent provocateur led the activists into a trap.
agent serving many mastersn.
entity balancing different demands from various stakeholders
The project manager acted as an agent serving many masters.
blow the agent's coverv.
reveal an undercover agent's identity or mission
The journalist's article could blow the agent's cover.
call center agentn.
person handling customer calls in a call center
The call center agent resolved my issue quickly.
cleaning agentn.
substance used to remove dirt and stains
She bought a new cleaning agent for the kitchen.
customer agentn.
person who assists customers with inquiries or issues
The customer agent resolved my issue quickly.
sales agentn.
person who sells products or services for a company
The sales agent closed a deal worth thousands.
ticket agentn.
employee handling ticket sales and customer inquiries
She works as a ticket agent at the concert hall.
travel agentn.
person who arranges and sells travel tickets and accommodations
She booked her vacation through a local travel agent.
insurance agentn.
person who sells or advises on insurance policies
The insurance agent explained my coverage options and sold me a policy.

Terms related to binding agent

💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
bindcementcohesivefixativegluemortarpasteresinsealantbinderfastenerjoiner

Examples of binding agent in a sentence

  • In baking, eggs can be a binding agent.
  • Glue can act as a binding agent in crafts.
  • The binding agent ensured the parts stayed together.

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  1. French:agent liant, adhésif, ...
  2. German:Bindemittel, ...
  3. Italian:agente legante, legante, ...
  4. Spanish:agente aglutinante, ...
  5. Portuguese:agente de ligação, agente de união, ...
  6. Chinese:粘合剂, 黏结剂, ...
  7. Japanese:結合剤, バインディングエージェント, ...
  8. Arabic:عامِل رَبْط, مادة رابطة, ...
  9. Hebrew:חוֹמֶר מְקַשֵּׁר, דֶּבֶק, ...
  10. Russian:связывающее вещество, ...
  11. Ukrainian:зв'язуючий агент, ...
  12. Hindi:बाइंडिंग एजेंट, संयोजक, ...
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