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board

/bɔːrd/

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Word connections

noun

/bɔːrd/A2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее плоский тонкий кусок материала, такого как дерево или пластик, используемый для различных целей, включая строительство, письмо или в качестве поверхности для игр.

A noun referring to a flat, thin piece of material, such as wood or plastic, used for various purposes including construction, writing, or as a surface for games.

  1. Flat piece of materialA1formal

    A long, thin, flat piece of wood or other material used for building or making things.

    ruДоска

    • He nailed a board across the broken window.
    • The floor is made of wooden boards.
    • She cut the board to the right size for the shelf.

    Synonymslathpanelplanksheetslabslattimberwood

  2. Group of directorsB1formal

    A group of people who manage or direct a company, organization, or institution.

    ruСовет директоров

    • The board of directors voted on the new policy.
    • She was elected to the school board.
    • The board meets every month to discuss finances.

    Synonymscommitteecouncildirectorategoverning bodymanagementpanel

  3. Surface for writing or displayingA1formal

    A flat surface used for writing, drawing, or displaying information, such as a blackboard, whiteboard, or bulletin board.

    ruДоска

    • The teacher wrote the lesson on the board.
    • He pinned the notice to the bulletin board.
    • The score was displayed on the scoreboard.

    Synonymsblackboardbulletin boardchalkboarddisplay board

  4. B1formal

    Regular meals provided for payment, especially in a hotel, hostel, or on a ship.

    ruПитание

    • The price includes full board at the hotel.
    • Half board means breakfast and dinner are provided.
    • The students are on a board and lodging arrangement.

    Synonymsfarefoodsustenance

Forms
  • boards plural form
  • boards' possessive plural form
  • board's possessive singular form
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verb

/bɔːrd/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия посадки на транспортное средство, такое как корабль, самолёт, поезд или автобус, или покрытия досками.

A verb used to indicate the act of getting onto a vehicle such as a ship, aircraft, train, or bus, or to cover with boards.

  1. Get on a vehicleA2formal

    To get on or enter a ship, aircraft, train, or other vehicle.

    ruСадиться на транспорт

    • Passengers are asked to board the plane at gate 12.
    • We boarded the train just before it departed.
    • The crew helped the elderly passengers board the ship.

    Synonymsembarkenterget on

    Antonymsalightdebarkdeplanedetraindisembark

  2. Live with meals providedB1formal

    To receive regular meals and lodging in exchange for payment or work.

    ruПроживать с питанием

    • She boards with a family near the university.
    • The students board at the school during the term.
    • He found a place to board while working in the city.

    Synonymslivelodgeresideroomstay

  3. Cover with boardsB1formal

    To cover or close an opening with wooden boards.

    ruЗабить досками

    • They boarded up the windows before the storm.
    • The old house was boarded shut for years.
    • We need to board the broken door to keep out the cold.

    Synonymsboard uppanelplanksheathe

    Antonymsrevealuncover

Forms
  • boarded past participle
  • boarded past simple
  • boarding present participle
  • boards third person singular

Phrasal variantsboard up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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