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I . board [bɔːrd, Brit bɔːd] N

3. board (in hotel):

full board esp Brit
half board esp Brit

4. board NAUT:

a bordo

II . board [bɔːrd, Brit bɔːd] VB trans

III . board [bɔːrd, Brit bɔːd] VB intr

boogie board [ˈbʊgiˌbɔːrd, Brit ˈbuːgiˌbɔːd] N

bulletin board N Am a. COMPUT

chopping board N

electricity board N Brit

emery board N

ironing board N

notice board N esp Aus, Brit

skirting (board) N Brit, Aus

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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On busses and ferries, users must touch on and touch off for each service boarded.
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The former steam tram trailers were gradually given new car bodies and boarded platforms.
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While on patrol off Viet Nam, she spent 155 days on station, detected 6,905 wooden hulls, inspected 2,472, and boarded 631.
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The furniture store closed early in the 1980s and the cinema section was boarded up and quickly became derelict.
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The smock is thatched, boarded or covered by other materials, such as slate, sheet metal, or tar paper.
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We hassled some strangers outside a boarded-up public convenience to see what they made of the situation.
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When we boarded the rubber dinghy, we were surprised to find that the motor engine was rusted and decaying.
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The train passed slowly, but was pursued by strikers who boarded it and put out the engine fire, immobilising it.
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After taking their fill in all they desired, they quickly boarded their ships again and sailed away without any twinge of compunction, just like typical seafaring lowlifes.
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Unfortunately, the exterior of the hall is still in a bad state of repair with crumbling stucco, peeling paintwork and boarded-up windows.
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