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*board¹ /bɔrd; bɔːd/
n
1 [C] a flat piece of wood, plastic etc, that is used for a particular purpose 〔作特定用途的〕平板:
a chopping board 砧板
a chess board 棋盘
2 [C] the group of people in a company or organization who make the rules and important decisions 委员会，理事会，董事会:
the school's board of governors 学校董事会
3 [C] a flat piece of wood or plastic on a wall where you put information for everyone to see 布告牌:
Can I put this notice on the board? 我能把这则通告贴在布告牌上吗？
The teacher had written some examples up on the board. 老师在黑板上写了几个例子。
→ see also 另见 BLACKBOARD, BULLETIN BOARD, NOTICEBOARD
4 [C] a long thin flat piece of wood used for making floors, fences etc 〔作地板或栅栏的〕长形木板
5 on board on a plane, ship, train etc 在飞机［船、火车］上:
all the passengers on board 全体乘客
6 take sth on board to listen to and consider a suggestion, idea etc 接受〔建议、想法等〕:
We'll try to take some of your suggestions on board. 我们会尽量接受你的一些建议。
7 across the board affecting all groups or all the members of a group 全体地:
increases in pay across the board 全体加薪
8 [U] the meals that are provided when you pay to stay somewhere, for example in a hotel 〔寄宿处的〕膳食:
Room and board is $350 per month. 膳宿费是每月 350 美元。
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