board
બોર્ડ
definition
verb
we boarded the plane for Oslo
get on or into (a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle).
the cousins boarded for a while with Ruby
live and receive regular meals in a house in return for payment or services.
noun
loose boards creaked as I walked on them
a long, thin, flat piece of wood or other hard material, used for floors or other building purposes.
I've checked the boards , the panels and the wiring.
a thin, flat, rectangular piece of wood or other stiff material used for various purposes, in particular.
translation of 'board'
સમિતિ,
ફલક,
બોર્ડ,
મંડળ
verb
વહાણમાં ચઢવું
noun
પાટિયું,
સભા
example
The bucket of fresh water was covered with a 'board' ready to refill a fish tank.
What are directors' attendance records at 'board' and committee meetings?
The proposed policy is expected to go before the council's executive 'board' for a decision later this year.
Aged six, he was sent to England to 'board' at Ovingdean preparatory school in Sussex, spending holidays with his grandparents.
'board' and lodging
These students 'board' from Sunday night to Friday, going home for the weekend.
The cowboys say the Master Street stable was the last large, affordable place for them to 'board' their horses in the city.
Room and 'board' are the student's responsibility, as is the financing of tuition.
The game 'board' tumbled to the ground and twenty red and yellow marbles rolled in various directions across the floor, beneath the bed, and under the dresser.
He performed menial duties in return for instruction with poor 'board' and lodging.
teachers talk and write on the 'board'
The school has written to the exam 'board' asking them to take the crash into account.
We did the photo shoot in Tobago, so I had to pay for everyone's air fares, 'board' and accommodation.
Tape a piece of matching wood veneer to a cutting 'board' and tape the tracing paper over the veneer.
Night skiing is an exhilarating experience you won't want to miss when fellow skiers gather to ski or 'board' down the main run each night with flares in hand.
Thirteen shillings weekly paid for 'board' and lodging was the minimum amount on which such a claim for entitlement was allowed in the York Court.
you kick-turn with both feet on the 'board'
Well basically it's sky-diving with a 'board' fixed to your feet.
He leaves the bowl covered with a 'board' and a rock to keep out mice.
He entered the room and started to write onto the 'board' - without saying a word.
Snip chives into little pieces using scissors or mince them on a cutting 'board' with a sharp knife.
Pete set the pieces out on the 'board'
If the teacher wanted to do something to earn his money, he could write things on the 'board' in phonetic alphabets.
Wass was born in Lincolnshire but left home at eleven to 'board' at Chetham's School of Music in Manchester.
a graphics 'board'
Desks were moved to the walls, books were placed in the appropriate places and the rules were written on the 'board' .
u2018One of the boys pinned it up on the 'board' before the game,u2019 said the Bradford boss.
Hundreds of workers cannot afford to pay for 'board' and lodging in Colombo, and are forced to sleep in hospital corridors.
There are several places to 'board' your horse while you take in the activities and history available in the area.
Throwing a ball in the air while standing on a balancing 'board' is one example of proprioceptive retraining.
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