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board
/bɔːrd/
noun
Tahta, düz tahta parçası
A flat, rigid piece of wood or other material used for various purposes.
- She nailed the board to the fence.
- Cut the vegetables on a cutting board.
- The carpenter measured the board before sawing it.
- The university's governing board voted unanimously to approve funding for the new engineering laboratory.
- Researchers mounted each specimen on a display board to facilitate comparative morphological analysis during the study.
- Archaeological excavations revealed fragments of an ancient game board carved from limestone in the temple ruins.
noun
Yönetim kurulu
A group of people who manage or oversee an organization.
- The board of directors meets quarterly.
- She was elected to the school board.
- The board approved the new budget.
noun
Pansiyon, yemek
Meals provided regularly, especially as part of accommodation.
- The price includes room and board.
- Students pay for board at the dormitory.
- Full board means three meals a day.
verb
Binmek, gemiye binmek
To get on or into a ship, aircraft, train, or other vehicle.
- Passengers began to board the plane.
- We will board the train at 3 PM.
- Please board the bus in an orderly fashion.
verb
Tahta ile kaplamak
To cover or seal with boards or wooden panels.
- They boarded up the windows before the storm.
- The abandoned house was boarded over.
- Workers boarded the broken window.