board

(木, 纸)板; 冲浪板, 滑水板

船舷; 甲板; 船内, 舱内; 车内

伙食; 缮宿

会议桌; 全体委员; 委员会(尤指管理机构); (政府机关或商业)部门

(布告)牌; (棋)盘

[废]边, 海岸

仪表[印刷、插件]板

(配电)盘; (操纵)台

转换[整流]器, 交换机[台]

电视演播室荧光照明系统

暗冒口

[澳](剪毛工棚的)地板; 剪毛工人

布景片

[pl. ]舞台

board

a long wide flat relatively thin piece of sawn timber

a smaller flat piece of rigid material for a specific purpose.(in combination)

a person's food or meals, provided regularly for money or sometimes as payment for work done (esp in the phrases full board, board and lodging)

a table, esp one used for eating at, and esp when laden with food

a group of people who officially administer a company, trust, etc.(as modifier)

any other committee or council

short for blackboardshort for chessboardshort for notice boardshort for printed circuit boardshort for springboardshort for surfboard

stiff cardboard or similar material covered with paper, cloth, etc, used for the outside covers of a book

a flat thin rectangular sheet of composite material, such as plasterboard or chipboard

a list on which stock-exchange securities and their prices are posted.the stock exchange itself

the side of a ship.the leg that a sailing vessel makes on a beat to windward

the part of the floor of a sheep-shearing shed, esp a raised part, where the shearers work

the killing floor of an abattoir or freezing works

any of various portable surfaces specially designed for indoor games such as chess, backgammon, etc.(as modifier)

a set of hands in duplicate bridge.a wooden or metal board containing four slots, or often nowadays, a plastic wallet, in which the four hands are placed so that the deal may be replayed with identical hands

the hull of a sailboard, usually made of plastic, to which the mast is jointed and on which a windsurfer stands

See above board

to go aboard (a vessel, train, aircraft, or other vehicle)

to come alongside (a vessel) before attacking or going aboard

to attack (a ship) by forcing one's way aboard

to cover or shut with boards

to give or receive meals or meals and lodging in return for money or work

to receive or arrange for (someone, esp a child) to receive food and lodging away from home, usually in return for payment