board/bɔːd $ bɔːrd/

n.

➊ a thin flat piece of cut wood or plastic used for a particular purpose

➋ the group of people who controls a company or an organization

v.

➊ get onto a boat, train or aircraft;

➋ [be ~ing] be ready for passengers to get onto a boat, a train or an aircraft

n. [C]

➊ 木板；布告牌：a chopping board 砧板

◇Put the names on the board. 把名字放在布告牌上。

◇a notice board 布告牌

➋ 董事会，委员会：[the board + v.单/复] The board is/are discussing the plan. 董事会正在讨论这项计划。

◇a board member 董事

v.

➊ [T; I] 上（船、火车、飞机）：board a plane 登机

◇Passengers are waiting to board. 旅客们正在候车。

➋ [be ~ing] 让乘客上船（火车、飞机）：Flight 315 to Beijing is now boarding. 前往北京的315航班现在开始登机。

on board (sth) 在（车、船、飞机）上；上车（船、飞机）：He was on board a school bus. 他在乘校车。

◇The passengers are all on board. 所有旅客都登机了。

board

aboard

blackboard

cupboard

keyboard

skateboard

同音 board; bored

常犯错误

✗ He boarded on the train at 8.

✓ He boarded the train at 8. 他8点上了火车。

The country boasts the most passengers on board one train.