Band

A group refers to a collection of people or things that are gathered together for a common purpose or activity. It can be used interchangeably with 'band' in the context of a musical group.

예: The musical group performed at the concert last night.

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An ensemble is a group of musicians, actors, or dancers who perform together. It typically conveys a sense of collaboration and coordination among the members, similar to a band.

예: The jazz ensemble played a set of classic standards.

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An orchestra is a large group of musicians who play classical music together, typically with string, wind, and percussion instruments. While a band can refer to any group of musicians, an orchestra specifically denotes a larger and more formal ensemble.

예: The symphony orchestra rehearsed for their upcoming performance.

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A troupe is a group of performers, especially actors or dancers, who work together on a regular basis. It is commonly used in the context of theater and dance performances, similar to how a band performs music.

예: The theater troupe put on a captivating production of the play.

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To be 'in the same band' means to have similar interests or opinions.

예: Tom and Jerry are in the same band, they both love rock music.

메모: This phrase uses 'band' metaphorically to indicate a shared connection, not a musical group.

To 'band together' means to unite or come together for a common purpose or goal.

예: During difficult times, communities often band together to support each other.

메모: Here, 'band' is used to convey the idea of joining forces rather than referring to a musical group.

A 'band-aid solution' is a temporary or quick fix that does not address the root cause of a problem.

예: Increasing the budget temporarily was just a band-aid solution to the company's financial problems.

메모: In this context, 'band-aid' is used metaphorically to suggest a temporary patch, not a physical adhesive strip.

To be 'on the bandwagon' means to join a popular trend or activity for the sake of being associated with it.

예: After the team won the championship, many new fans jumped on the bandwagon to support them.

메모: The term 'bandwagon' originally referred to a wagon carrying a band in a parade, but now it symbolizes following a trend.

A 'band of thieves' refers to a group of criminals who work together to commit crimes.

예: The police were in pursuit of a notorious band of thieves responsible for a series of robberies.

메모: Here, 'band' is used to describe a group of criminals, not a musical ensemble.

Used to describe a temporary fix or solution to a problem that may not address the root cause.

예: Let's put a band-aid on the problem for now until we find a permanent solution.

메모: Derived from 'Band-aid', a brand name for adhesive bandages, implying a quick temporary solution.

Refers to a person's capacity or mental/physical resources to handle additional tasks or responsibilities.

예: I don't have the bandwidth to take on any more projects right now.

메모: Originally refers to the range of frequencies within a band that a communication channel can carry.

Refers to a person or device that excessively uses up internet data or resources.

예: She's always streaming videos, such a bandwidth hog!

메모: Connects the idea of 'bandwidth' with someone being greedy or selfish, hogging resources.