board
🇺🇸
/bɔːrd/
🇬🇧
/bɔːd/
noun
A2
A flat piece of material, like wood, used for building or making things.
The carpenter cut the board to size for the new bookshelf.
木匠將那塊木板切割成適合新書架的尺寸。
A2
A flat surface used for a specific purpose, like writing or displaying.
She pinned the notice to the board in the hallway.
她把通知釘在了走廊的佈告板上。
R
A piece of equipment used for sports like surfing or snowboarding.
He waxed his board before hitting the waves.
他在去衝浪前給衝浪板打蠟。
B2
A group of people who manage and make decisions for a company or organization.
The board convened to approve the annual budget.
董事會開會批准年度預算。
R
An organization or group responsible for a specific area, like tourism.
The board launched a campaign to attract more visitors.
該委員會發起了一項吸引更多遊客的活動。
R
Meals provided when staying at a hotel or similar place.
The package includes board and lodging for the duration of the stay.
該套裝包含住宿期間的食宿。
R
Standardized tests for US college applications.
He scored high on the board exams, securing his college admission.
他在入學考試中取得了高分，確保了自己能被大學錄取。
R
The stage in a theater where plays are performed.
The actor stepped onto the board to deliver his lines.
演員走上舞台，開始念台詞。
R
The barriers around the rink in ice hockey.
The puck ricocheted off the board and back into play.
冰球從擋板上彈回，重新進入比賽。
verb
B1
To enter a vehicle, like a ship or plane, for a journey.
They will board the plane at gate 12.
他們將在12號登機口登機。
B1
When a vehicle is ready for passengers to enter.
The flight is now boarding.
現在開始登機了。
R
To live in someone's home and pay for your stay and meals.
She decided to board with a family to immerse herself in the culture.
她決定寄宿在一個家庭裡，以便沉浸在當地文化中。
R
To live at a school during the school year, including meals and lodging.
He prefers to board at school to focus on his studies.
他更喜歡住校，以便專注於學習。
translation
板材, 板, 滑板, 董事會, 委員會, 膳食, 入學考試, 舞臺, 界牆
登上, 登機, 寄宿
詞形變化
3rd Present
boards
Past
boarded
Perfect
boarded
Progressive
boarding
Plural
boards