across-the-board in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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across-the-board → board

See also board

I.board [Am bɔrd, Brit bɔːd] N

6. board U in phrases:

across the board (uniformly, without exceptions), they have promised to reduce taxation across the board
han prometido una reducción general de impuestos
they are demanding $120 across the board
exigen un aumento de 120 dólares para todo el personal
attr across-the-board
general
on board
a bordo
on board the ship/plane
a bordo del barco/avión
to go on board
embarcarse
attr on-board
de a bordo
to go by the board all these precautions tend to go by the board
todas estas precauciones suelen dejarse a un lado
she allowed all her scruples to go by the board
echó por la borda todos sus escrúpulos
to take sth on board Brit
asumir algo
to take sth on board responsibility
asumir algo
to take sth on board responsibility
hacerse cargo de algo
they wouldn't take him on board
no querían aceptarlo a bordo

II.board [Am bɔrd, Brit bɔːd] VB trans

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III.board [Am bɔrd, Brit bɔːd] VB intr

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across the board (uniformly, without exceptions), they have promised to reduce taxation across the board
han prometido una reducción general de impuestos
they are demanding $120 across the board
exigen un aumento de 120 dólares para todo el personal

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across-the-board Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

across the board
general
across the board
global
across the board
en general
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Moreover, the across-the-board cuts affected the operations and achievement of the mandate of most federal departments.
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The cast is across-the-board exemplary.
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In 2007, the interim government instituted a 5 percent across-the-board wage cut for all public employees.
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Early in his term, his administration approved education reform and a large across-the-board tax cut aimed at stimulating the economy.
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The 1965 rules set across-the-board immigration quotas for each country.
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In addition to retaining the cost-of-living wage increase, workers would get an across-the-board 2.2 percent wage hike.
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But there has been a huge, across-the-board change in people's taste and education in the past 20 years.
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Race cars, unlike other classic cars, have no across-the-board standard for what is and isn't a proper restoration.
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It would be wrong, however, to think that there was across-the-board uniformity among 19th-century bel canto adherents when it came to passing on their knowledge and instructing students.
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Shrink the illegal population through consistent, across-the-board enforcement of the immigration law.
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