the boards

Englisch - Türkisch

Definition von the boards im Englisch Türkisch wörterbuch
boards: sahne
boards: kitabın kapakları
boards: tahtalar
Tahtaları çivilemem için bir çekice ihtiyacım var. - I need a hammer to nail the boards.
the board: board
boards: tahtalar/kapaklar/sahne

Englisch - Englisch

Definition von the boards im Englisch Englisch wörterbuch
boards: plural form of board
boards: Third-person singular simple present indicative form of board
boards: A stage (as in a theater)
boards: A hardcover binding on a book
His new novel just came out in boards. The paperback will follow in about a year.
boards: Examinations given for entry to college or to qualify for a profession. (From college boards)
boards: Formal, non-standing organizations with designated membership that meet as required to conduct their business Boards provide input to centers and the commander of a joint task force
boards: The cardboard covers of a book with a final cover of paper See: cloth leather vellum
boards: the stiff sides of any book in hard covers: see also original boards
boards: An enclosure of wood or fiberglass, 3 ½ to 4 feet high, that surrounds the rink
boards: Any one of 39 one inch wide individual pieces of wood pieced together to comprise the surface of the lane
boards: The stiff front and back parts of a hardcover book
boards: the boarding that surrounds an ice hockey rink
boards: official specialty groups comprising the American Board of Medical Specialities
boards: The 3 ½ foot fiberglass walls, once made of wood, that surround a hockey rink Extending from the boards is synthetic glass to protect fans from flying pucks
boards: The front and back of a hardcover book
boards: Structure around a rink for ice hockey
boards: plural of board
boards: The hard covers of a book, identified individually as 'front' or 'back' The covering of boards is usually included in any description, e g : 'cloth boards', 'marbled boards' The earliest boards were made from pieces of wood, hence the terminology- this practice has been superseded by the use of a thick cardboard
boards: Yard lumber less than 2 inches thick and 2 or more inches wide
boards: Book of the Month Club-Edition of a book printed especially for a book club
boards: The wooden and glass walls that surround the rink
boards: third-person singular of board
boards: The wooden barriers enclosing the ice surface of the rink Boards are topped-off by a barrier of shatterproof glass to protect both players and spectators
boards: "In the widest sense, the wood, paste-board, straw-board or other base for the sides of any bound or CASED book, i e any book in hard covers ..."
boards: The stiff covers at the front and back of a book Wood was the material generally used until the early sixteenth century, preferably oak or another hardwood to minimise worming These covers could be very thick and often had beveled edges Pasteboard became popular in the sixteenth century The boards were attached to the quires by the cords, which were threaded through the boards and secured The boards and spine were then usually covered with damp leather (although parchment, fabric, or paper might also be used), which was folded over the edges of the boards (forming what are known as turn-ins) and glued down, pastedowns could then be applied to conceal this mechanism
boards: The stiff recycled paperboard that supports the cover cloth to form the case Can be either Davey board, which is made of a single layer of calendared pulp, or chipboard made up of several layers of pulp pasted together, or any of several other types of board Boards were once actual slabs of oak in the good old days See also Davey board, chipboard
boards: The wall around the hockey rink that keeps the puck in play
boards: Any one of 39 individual strips of wood pieced together to comprise the surface of the lane
boards: The fiberglass or wooden walls surrounding the rink are known as the boards The boards are between 40 to 48 inches high
boards: The boards surround the rink and are four feet high and are almost always made of wood Most indoor rinks add Plexiglas on top of the boards for another 4 to 6 feet Boards in a newer rink are designed to "give" when players collide with them
boards: the wood, paste-board, straw-board, or other base for the sides of any bound or cased book, i e any book in hard covers
boards: the stiff part of a book's bindings; the front and back covers