board

board
[bɔ:d, Am bɔ:rd] n
1) (plank) Brett nt; (blackboard) Tafel f; (notice board) Schwarzes Brett;
(signboard) [Aushänge]schild nt; (floorboard) Diele f
2) + sing/pl vb admin, pol Behörde f, Amt nt; (committee) Ausschuss m, Kommission f; (Brit) (ministry) Ministerium nt;
B\board of Education (Am) Bildungsausschuss m;
\board of examiners Prüfungskommission f;
\board of governors Kuratorium nt, Aufsichtsgremium nt;
\board of inquiry Untersuchungsausschuss m;
the Scottish Tourist B\board das schottische Fremdenverkehrsamt;
B\board of Trade (Brit) Handelsministerium nt; (Am) Handelskammer f
3) + sing/pl vb (group of interviewers) Kommission f (zur Auswahl von Bewerbern);
to be on a \board einer Auswahlkommission angehören;
to go on a \board interviewer als Prüfer an einem Auswahlverfahren teilnehmen; candidate sich akk einem Auswahlgespräch unterziehen
4) + sing/pl vb econ
\board of directors Vorstand m;
supervisory \board Aufsichtsrat m
5) + sing/pl vb (Brit) (public facility)
coal/electricity/gas/water \board Versorgungsunternehmen nt für Kohle/Strom/Gas/Wasser
6) no pl tourist
bed and \board [or (esp Brit) \board and lodging] [or (Am) room and \board] Kost und Logis, Vollpension f;
full \board Vollpension f;
half \board Übernachtung f mit Frühstück Halbpension f
7) theat
the \boards pl die Bretter pl , die die Welt bedeuten;
to tread the \boards auf der Bühne stehen
8) (in [ice]hockey)
the \boards pl die Bande;
he crashed into the \boards er krachte an die Bande;
to be on the \boards an die Bande gedrängt werden
9) (Am) (examination)
the \boards pl [Abschluss]prüfung f;
the medical \boards die Prüfungen in Medizin
10) transp
on \board (a. fig) an Bord (a. fig)
as soon as I was on \board, I began to have second thoughts sobald ich zugestiegen war, kamen mir Bedenken;
to be on \board an aircraft/a train im Flugzeug/Zug sitzen;
to go on \board a bus/train in einen Bus/Zug einsteigen;
to go on \board a plane ein Flugzeug besteigen;
to be on \board a ship sich akk an Bord eines Schiffes befinden
PHRASES:
to bring [or take] sb on \board [for sth] jdn [an etw dat] beteiligen [o [bei etw dat] mitmachen] lassen;
to let sth go by the \board etw unter den Tisch fallen lassen;
to sweep the \board alles gewinnen, alle Preise abräumen (fam)
to take on \board sth (take into consideration) etw bedenken;
(agree to do) etw übernehmen;
across the \board (all things included) alles in allem;
(completely) rundum, auf der ganzen Linie;
this project needs radical reorganization across the \board dieses Projekt muss ganz generell von Grund auf neu organisiert werden vt
1) (cover with wood)
to \board sth <-> up [or over] etw mit Brettern vernageln
2) (accommodation)
to \board sb/an animal jdn/ein Tier unterbringen;
to \board a lodger einem Pensionsgast Kost und Logis bieten;
to \board sb in a school jdn in einem Internat unterbringen
3) transp
to \board a plane/ship ein Flugzeug/Schiff besteigen;
flight BA345 is now \boarding at gate 2 Flug BA345 ist zum Einstieg bereit - die Passagiere werden gebeten, sich zu Ausgang 2 zu begeben
4) naut
to \board a ship ein Schiff entern vi
1) tourist logieren veraltend;
to \board with sb bei jdm wohnen (als Pensionsgast)
2) (at a school) im Internat wohnen
3) aviat [Passagiere] einlassen;
flight BA345 is now \boarding at Gate 2 die Passagiere für Flug BA345 können jetzt über Gate 2 zusteigen

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