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board如何读

英：[bɔːd]

美：[bɔːrd]

board英汉释义

n.(名词)

[C]长形木板 a long thin flat piece of cut wood; plank
[C]硬质板 a flat piece of hard material used for a particular purpose
[U]膳食费; 膳食 (the cost of) meals
[C]理事会,委员会,董事会 an official body or group that has responsibility for a particular organization or activity

v.(动词)

vt. 用木板覆盖或封闭 cover with boards
vt. 上(船或火车、飞机等) go on board (a ship or public vehicle, aircraft, etc.)
vt. & vi. 搭伙(并寄宿),收费供膳食(及住宿) get or supply with meals

board是什么意思

n. (名词)

委员会；董事会；理事会
木板，板，黑板，厚纸板
伙食，膳食
舞台
（用于机构名称）局，部，会
盘
牌子，布告牌
演员的职业
入学考试
船舷

v. (动词)

上、登、搭、乘（火车、公共汽车、飞机、船等）
用木板覆盖，用木板封住，用板铺上
膳宿，寄宿，付费（在某人家里）膳宿；把（某人）安排在外膳宿，供...膳宿
【海】逆风作之字形航行，逆风斜进
搭伙，包饭
寄养（马）
让乘客登机
强行登（船），靠拢（船）
走上前去跟（某人）讲话，勾引

board变形

复数:boards

第三人称单数:boards

现在分词:boarding

过去式:boarded

过去分词:boarded

board词根

词根：board

adj.

boarding 供膳的

boarding 木板；寄膳宿；上船

boarder 寄膳者；寄膳宿者；寄宿生

boarding 用木板遮住；收费为…供膳（board的ing形式）

board英英释义

noun

a piece of sawed lumber of little thickness and a length greatly exceeding its width

nailed boards over the windows

a surface, frame, or device for posting notices

Pin the photo to the board.

blackboard

wrote the assignment on the board

a flat usually rectangular piece of material (such as wood) designed for a special purpose: such as

… Tony Hawk has just legitimized the youthful rebellion they'd abandoned along with their boards.—Sean Pamphilon

basketball backboard sense 1also: a rebound in basketball averaging 7.8 boards per game

a rebound off the boards

switchboard

a group of persons having managerial, supervisory, investigatory, or advisory powers board of examiners a board member

She is on the bank's board of directors.

league, association

local board of realtors

daily meals especially when furnished for pay

paid for her room and board

a table spread with a meal

offered to help clear the board

a table at which a council or magistrates sit

sat at the council board

the exposed hands of all the players in a stud poker (see stud entry 1 sense 5) game

archaic table sense 1a

electronics a sheet of insulating material carrying circuit elements and terminals so that it can be inserted in an electronic apparatus (such as a computer)

boards plural, ice hockey the low wall enclosing a hockey rink

computers message board sense 2

Add a link to the board.

cardboard

the stiff foundation piece for the side of a book cover

nautical the side of a ship

boards plural, theater stage sense 2a(2)

one of the best actors that ever trod the boards

finance a securities or commodities exchange (see exchange entry 1 sense 5a)

obsolete border, edge

verb

transitive verb

to go aboard (something, such as a ship, train, airplane, or bus)

boarded a bus to Chicago

to put aboard

an airliner boarding passengers

to cover or seal off with a long, thin, and often narrow piece of sawed lumber : to cover or seal off with boards (see board entry 1 sense 1)—usually used with upboard up a house

board up a window

to provide with regular meals and often also lodging usually for compensation

supplemented her income by boarding college students

ice hockey to check (a player) into the low wooden wall enclosing a hockey rink : to check (a player) into the boards (see board entry 1 sense 5)

archaic to come up against or alongside (a ship) usually to attack

archaic accost, address

boarded me with some light remark—W. A. White

intransitive verb

to receive meals or lodgingspecifically: to live at a boarding school

bachelors who board at the inn

informal to ride a skateboard, snowboard, etc.

At 12, Danny joined his 16-year-old brother … on the slopes, boarding every day after school.—Scott DeSimon

to get into or onto a means of transportation (such as an airplane, bus, ship, etc.)

A bit late, we hurried to the gate just in time to board.—Ellen Creager

to put or allow passengers into or onto such a means of transportation

… before my plane boarded I wandered into a duty-free shop to pick up a few last-minute presents.—Ted Mooney

board词组

on board在船（火车、飞机）上

on the board在董事会，将在会上讨论；在那块木板上

circuit board电路板；线路板

by the board由董事会…；向船外

across the board全面地；包括一切地；以三等分的钱数赌同一匹马赢得前三名

management board管理委员会

printed circuit board印刷电路板

board chairmann. 董事长

bulletin board布告牌；电子公告栏

chairman of the boardn. 董事长；董事局主席

message board留言板

board and lodging膳宿；供应食宿

board meeting董事会议

control board控制板；仪器板

drawing board制图板，绘图板

board member董事会成员

board of supervisors监事会；（美）中西部及东部各州的县议会

corrugated board瓦楞纸板；波纹纸板

main board主板；主机板

paper board纸板

board区别

aboard, broad, abroad, board

aboard在船(或飞机，车)上。如：I never went aboard a ship.

broad为形容词，宽广的。如：He has very broad shoulders.

abroad副词，在国外或海外。如：He often goes abroad.

board为动词，上(船，飞机，车)。如：The passengers are boarding the plane now.

以上来源于网络

board词源中文解释

"一块被锯成平的薄木板，长大于宽，宽大于厚，比 plank 窄； " 古英语 bord"一块木板，平面"，源自原始日耳曼语 *burdam（源头还包括古诺尔斯语 borð "木板"，荷兰语 bord"板"，哥特语 fotu-baurd "脚凳"，德语 Brett"木板"），可能源自一个意为"切割"的印欧语动词。参见 board（n.2），这个词与它混淆得如此之深，以至于实际上形成了一个词（如果它们一直不是同一个词的话）。

在古英语晚期或中古英语早期，这个词的意义扩展到包括"桌子"；因此，转义意义为"食物"（14世纪初），作为"放在桌子上的东西"，特别是"在旅馆提供的每日餐食"（14世纪晚期）。比较 boarder， boarding 和古诺尔斯语 borð，它们也有"桌子"的次要意义和"餐桌上的维护"的扩展意义。因此， above board "诚实，公开"（1610年代；比较现代的 under the table "不诚实"）。

进一步扩展到"开会的桌子"（1570年代），从而这个词被转移到"领导委员会，管理某些公共或私人事务的人"（1610年代），如 board of directors（1712年）。

"Bow to the board," said Bumble. Oliver brushed away two or three tears that were lingering in his eyes; and seeing no board but the table, fortunately bowed to that.

意思是"公告写在上面的桌子"，始于14世纪中期。"游戏玩的桌子"的意思始于14世纪晚期。"厚硬的纸"的意思始于1530年代。 Boards "舞台"的意思始于1768年。

board_体育行业词汇

击剑场

棋盘

跳板

篮板

board_医学行业词汇

板：长的平板，由木材或其他材料制成

部，委员会：执行特定任务的一组行政官员或专家

board_土木工程行业词汇

薄板

board_林学行业词汇

板材

board_电工行业词汇

纸板

board词源英文解释

Noun and Verb Middle English bord piece of sawed lumber, border, ship's side, from Old English; akin to Old High German bort ship's side

The first known use of board was before the 12th century

board儿童词典英英释义

board1 of 2noun

the side of a ship

a long thin flat piece of lumber

plural stage entry 1 sense 2b

trod the boards for 40 years

a dining table

daily meals especially when provided for pay

room and board

a group of persons who manage, direct, or investigate board of examiners

board of directors

a flat usually rectangular piece of material designed for a special purpose chess board diving board

cutting board

a surface, frame, or device for putting up notices

a sheet of insulating material carrying circuit elements and connectors so that it can be inserted in an electronic device (as a computer)

board2 of 2verb

to go or put aboard : get or put on

board a plane

to cover with boards

board up a window

to provide or be provided with regular meals and often lodging usually for pay

to live at a boarding school

board医学词典英英释义

boardnoun

a group of persons having supervisory, managerial, investigatory, or advisory powers a board of health

medical licensing boards

an examination given by an examining board—often used in plural

passed his medical boards

board 例句

1 I look up at the old boards and wonder about the whole thing.

2 He hitched himself along the floor, but the sound of his moving over the boards alarmed the two who were talking below.

3 Around the edges of the smallest board he carved a tiny flowering vine.

4 Probably because it’s made of stone—all except the heavy board that covers it.

5 He lays down the two poster boards, and we get to work.

6 All the way over to where the rest of the kids are clinging to their boards.

7 It took us two trips to get all the bait on board.

8 Within weeks of Caesar’s death, she ran for her life, boarding a ship for Alexandria with Ptolemy XIV and Caesarion.

9 Grandpa leaned in, studied the board a minute, then said, “Will Tweedy? Everthang you told me to do, I done done. You see anythang I missed?”

10 The boards were rickety, but they were better than oozing down into the mud.

11 “Nobody would be able to sell a house with the windows boarded up. Who does that?”

12 Six months later she found out about the school board’s new plan for letting executives teach in the schools.

13 I looked at the bulletin board behind Crusty’s sales desk.

14 “He took a job overseas, put me in boarding school. We talk now and then. ‘How are things?’

15 Gabe had tied stacks of boards together in order to drag them into place.

16 “I understood you to say earlier that no gill-netter would board another’s boat except in the case of an emergency. Is this correct, sir? Did I hear you right?”

17 One day I was hard at work hauling boards for the walls of a barrack when one of our new kapos called me over.

18 A raw dirt alley confronted me, heaped with stacks of slates and wooden boards like grave cairns.

19 My class went through the routine of settling down, scraping chairs, dusting desks, copying the new term timetable written on the board.

20 She writes athletic, musician, poet, singer on the board.