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board

/ˈboɚd/

US UK

noun

plural boards

[count] :a long, thin, flat piece of wood

They nailed some boards over the broken window.

Cut the board lengthwise.

[count] a flat piece of material (such as wood or cardboard) that is used for a special purpose

They covered the board in fabric and pinned some photographs to it.

the board that is used to play games like chess and checkers

bulletin board

I saw a notice on the board calling for volunteers. - see also message board

a large, smooth surface for writing on

Write the answers on the board. - see also blackboard, whiteboard

[count] a group of people who manage or direct a company or organization

She sits on the bank's board of directors. = She's a board member at the bank.

a group of people who have been chosen to learn information about something, to give advice, etc.

a member of the advisory board = a board member

She is on the town's planning/zoning board.

an investigative board [=(more commonly) panel]

The parole board has decided that the prisoner is not yet ready for release. - see also boardroom, school board

[noncount] :daily meals that you pay for when you are paying to stay at a hotel, school, etc.

He's looking for a place that provides board and lodging in the city.

(Brit) A week at the hotel with half board [=some meals] is of course less expensive than a week with full board. [=all meals] - see also room and board

[count] :circuit board

boards [plural] US :special tests that you take when you want to be accepted as a student at a college or medical school

Did you pass the boards?

the boards US :the low wooden wall that surrounds the playing surface in ice hockey

He crashed into the boards.

across the board

in a way that includes or affects everyone or everything

We've been forced to cut spending across the board. - see also across-the-board

go by the board

or US go by the boards

to no longer be used or considered :to be discarded, rejected, or abandoned

Many of his original theories have gone by the board in recent years as new evidence has accumulated.

on board

in or on a train, boat, etc. :aboard

She got on board the train.

The ship's passengers are all on board.

Is all the equipment on board (the boat/train/bus/plane)?

included among the group of people who support a particular goal, project, etc.

They needed to get more senators on board for the bill to pass.

sweep the board

xem sweep

take (something) on board

Brit :to decide to accept or deal with (something, such as a suggestion or idea)

You will be pleased to note that we have taken your suggestions on board in formulating the present policy.

tread the boards

xem tread

verb

boards; boarded; boarding

to get into or onto (an airplane, a bus, a train, etc.) [+ obj]

You must have a ticket in order to board the train.

The pirates tried to board the ship, but we fought them off. [no obj]

We're supposed to board at 10:15.

Passengers may now board.

to put or allow (someone) into or onto an airplane, a bus, a train, etc. [+ obj]

We're now boarding all passengers. [no obj]

The flight is about to begin boarding.

Passengers should remain in the boarding area.

[+ obj] :to cover or close (something) with pieces of wood

The caretaker boarded the window.

usually + up

The caretaker boarded up the window.

We decided to board up [=put boards over the windows and doors of] the old shed.

[+ obj] :to provide (someone) with daily meals and a place to live in exchange for money

They board guests during the summer season.

[no obj] :to pay for daily meals and a place to live

Many students board at the college. - see also boardinghouse, boarding school

* Các từ tương tự:
board game, boarder, boarding pass, boarding school, boardinghouse, boardroom, boardwalk