board

/bɔːd/
noun 6verb 5name 1

Collocations

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1

(noun.) flat piece of wood, plastic, etc.

ADJ

chess, dart, drawing, emery, ironing, notice, running, skirting, sounding

PREP

on a/the ~

The teacher wrote the homework assignment on the board before the class ended.

2

(noun.) group of people who control an organization

ADJ

advisory, editorial, executive, management | health, school, etc.

VERB + BOARD

be on, serve on, sit on

My mother was on the school board for five years before she retired.

join | appoint sb to | resign from

go to

The new safety proposal goes to the board next month for approval.

put sth to, submit sth to, take sth to

The manager took the budget proposal to the board for approval last week.

BOARD + NOUN

member | meeting

PREP

~ of

The school's board of governors decided to build a new sports facility next year.

PHRASES

at board level

The company's diversity policy was approved at board level last month.

chairman of the board, a member of the board, a seat on the board

The chairman of the board announced the company's new strategy at the meeting yesterday.

3

(noun.) meals that are provided when you stay in a hotel

ADJ

full | half

PHRASES

board and lodging

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