boarding

• 与登上交通工具（如船、飞机或火车）有关的；或与提供食宿、寄宿有关的。

Relating to the act of getting on a vehicle (such as a ship, aircraft, or train) or the process of providing accommodation and meals.

1. Related to entering a vehicleA2formal

   Relating to the process of getting onto a ship, aircraft, train, or other vehicle.

   登乘的

   • The boarding pass is required to enter the plane.
   • Please proceed to the boarding gate for your flight.
   • The boarding time for the train is 10 minutes before departure.

2. Related to living in a placeB1formal

   Relating to the arrangement where someone lives and eats in someone else's home, often for a fee.

   寄宿的

   • She found a boarding house near the university.
   • The school offers boarding facilities for students.
   • He pays for boarding and lodging at the hostel.

   同义词lodgingresidential

• 名词，指登上或进入交通工具（如船、飞机、火车）的行为，也指提供食宿的服务。

A noun referring to the act of getting on or entering a vehicle such as a ship, aircraft, or train, or the process of providing regular meals and lodging.

不可数

1. Entering a vehicleA2formal

   The act of getting onto a ship, aircraft, train, or other vehicle.

   登乘

   • Boarding for flight 247 will begin at gate 12.
   • Passengers are requested to proceed to the boarding area.
   • The ship's boarding was delayed due to bad weather.

   同义词embarkationentering

   反义词debarkationdisembarkation

2. Accommodation with mealsB1formal

   The provision of regular meals and a place to live, often in a school or private home.

   寄宿

   • The school offers full boarding for students.
   • She found a boarding house near the university.
   • The price includes room and boarding for the week.

3. Covering with boardsB2formal

   The act of covering a window, door, or other opening with wooden boards.

   用木板封盖

   • The boarding of the windows protected the house from the storm.
   • They completed the boarding of the old barn last week.
   • The store's boarding was removed after the renovation.

   同义词plankingsheathing

• 表示登上交通工具（如船、飞机、火车或公共汽车）的动作，也指用木板覆盖或铺设。

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.

   上车

   • 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.

   同义词embarkenterget on

   反义词alightdebarkdeplanedetraindisembark

2. Live with meals providedB1formal

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

   寄宿

   • 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.

   同义词livelodgeresideroomstay

3. Cover with boardsB1formal

   To cover or close an opening with wooden boards.

   用木板封住

   • 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.

   同义词board uppanelplanksheathe

   反义词revealuncover

短语动词变体board up