Definition of boarded in English:

boarded

adjectivebɔːdɪdˈbôrdəd

1(of a floor, roof, or other structure) built with pieces of wood.
joisted and boarded floors
Example sentencesExamples
- They took off in the opposite direction, which led to a boarded fence.
- The boarded threshing floor in the main area of the barn will be reinstated and roof timbers are being replaced.
- She gratefully stepped up onto the boarded path and reached the sidewalk.
- Graham spent the bulk of his day today sorting out the junk in the garage, creating a boarded storage loft in the roof space, and separating out a couple of loads of rubbish to go to the recycling centre tomorrow.
- Lillian watched her stand on the edge of a gray boarded dock playing with seagulls and a particularly irked crab.
- He crept over the dusty boarded floor, blindly.
- Manda went to lift up the covers at the foot of the bed only to see the boarded base at the bottom.
- I stood in the open field, west of the big white house with the boarded front door.
- The only lights left in the room were the moons beaming though the cracks in the boarded shutters.
- Further south, in an offshoot of the Beringharjo Market, you find the wooden boarded stalls of the book market.
- Government officials had the power to scrape up dried urine from beneath the boarded floors of the stables because it contained saltpetre, a vital ingredient of gunpowder.
- She said this as she leaned over a wooden straight-edge boarded fence that was a bit higher than waist-height for her here.
- He painted his boarded fence white and then posted signs inviting local graffiti artists to come and paint one panel each.
- Within this understairs room there is only a small section of boarded flooring.
- Running full speed into the door it swung open easily and I tumbled down the two steps onto a boarded floor, sending up a thick cloud of dust that grayed the air.
- Martin turned back to his digs of last night and saw the girl pushing the boarded door out of her way as she slipped outside.
1. 1.1 (of a window or building) covered or sealed with pieces of wood.
  boarded windows
  Example sentencesExamples
  I scrape my hand over the metal bars on the boarded up windows and sigh, conscious of the fact that I am shaking like a dog.
  The leakage had created a crack in the ceiling of this downstairs flat, which also boasted a boarded up broken window.
  I was not prepared for the boarded up windows, the collapsed roofs, the empty sidewalks.
  However, while the boarded up windows are effective in doing what they are intended to do, the whole scene is enough to send one into a deep depression.
  I looked at the two twin beds that caved down in the middle, the boarded up window, the leaky faucet, and the rusty tub and shook my head.
  Our school is still fantastic inside but from the outside, with its boarded up windows, it appears gloomy, horrible and derelict.
  It was raining this night, and so I knocked the windows in in this boarded up post office building.
  The building resembled an abandoned building, with boarded windows, extensive graffiti and pieces of concrete crumbling from the walls.
  It is alive in a boarded up old building, the old jail.
  Within ten minutes, she was walking past a group of boarded up buildings when she heard yelling.
  He had decided to take a drive up to Andover and saw the boarded up front window of the general store and the carpenters hanging a new door on a house across the street.
  He came out of an alley across from an abandoned, dilapidated office building with boarded up windows and missing blocks from the upper stories.
  However, his wife, Tammy, didn't share his enthusiasm to return to the closed buildings and boarded windows left after the flood.
  A pair of brown eyes peered at him through a boarded up window at the bottom of one of the buildings.
  His stormy gaze swept over all the buildings until it landed on a run down apartment with boarded up windows and crumbling walls.
  It's an uninhabited cottage with a boarded up window.
  It groaned and stretched as if just being awakened, then slowly took a step out of the once again inanimate pile to peer through the cracks in the boarded window.
  Pepe's house is an old run down, small cinema with boarded up windows and graffiti adorning the brick walls.
  Sunlight streamed in through the cracks of the boarded up windows casting an eerie, but still pleasant glow about the place.
  If it was morning then the light coming through the boarded up windows was weak at best.

Definition of boarded in US English:

boarded

adjectiveˈbôrdəd

1(of a floor, roof, or other structure) built with pieces of wood.
joisted and boarded floors
Example sentencesExamples
- She said this as she leaned over a wooden straight-edge boarded fence that was a bit higher than waist-height for her here.
- He painted his boarded fence white and then posted signs inviting local graffiti artists to come and paint one panel each.
- Running full speed into the door it swung open easily and I tumbled down the two steps onto a boarded floor, sending up a thick cloud of dust that grayed the air.
- I stood in the open field, west of the big white house with the boarded front door.
- Manda went to lift up the covers at the foot of the bed only to see the boarded base at the bottom.
- Graham spent the bulk of his day today sorting out the junk in the garage, creating a boarded storage loft in the roof space, and separating out a couple of loads of rubbish to go to the recycling centre tomorrow.
- Further south, in an offshoot of the Beringharjo Market, you find the wooden boarded stalls of the book market.
- Martin turned back to his digs of last night and saw the girl pushing the boarded door out of her way as she slipped outside.
- She gratefully stepped up onto the boarded path and reached the sidewalk.
- He crept over the dusty boarded floor, blindly.
- Lillian watched her stand on the edge of a gray boarded dock playing with seagulls and a particularly irked crab.
- Government officials had the power to scrape up dried urine from beneath the boarded floors of the stables because it contained saltpetre, a vital ingredient of gunpowder.
- Within this understairs room there is only a small section of boarded flooring.
- The boarded threshing floor in the main area of the barn will be reinstated and roof timbers are being replaced.
- They took off in the opposite direction, which led to a boarded fence.
- The only lights left in the room were the moons beaming though the cracks in the boarded shutters.
1. 1.1 (of a window, storefront, or other structure) covered or sealed with pieces of wood.
  boarded windows
  Example sentencesExamples
  He had decided to take a drive up to Andover and saw the boarded up front window of the general store and the carpenters hanging a new door on a house across the street.
  The leakage had created a crack in the ceiling of this downstairs flat, which also boasted a boarded up broken window.
  I scrape my hand over the metal bars on the boarded up windows and sigh, conscious of the fact that I am shaking like a dog.
  Sunlight streamed in through the cracks of the boarded up windows casting an eerie, but still pleasant glow about the place.
  If it was morning then the light coming through the boarded up windows was weak at best.
  His stormy gaze swept over all the buildings until it landed on a run down apartment with boarded up windows and crumbling walls.
  It's an uninhabited cottage with a boarded up window.
  However, his wife, Tammy, didn't share his enthusiasm to return to the closed buildings and boarded windows left after the flood.
  Our school is still fantastic inside but from the outside, with its boarded up windows, it appears gloomy, horrible and derelict.
  I was not prepared for the boarded up windows, the collapsed roofs, the empty sidewalks.
  Pepe's house is an old run down, small cinema with boarded up windows and graffiti adorning the brick walls.
  He came out of an alley across from an abandoned, dilapidated office building with boarded up windows and missing blocks from the upper stories.
  It was raining this night, and so I knocked the windows in in this boarded up post office building.
  However, while the boarded up windows are effective in doing what they are intended to do, the whole scene is enough to send one into a deep depression.
  A pair of brown eyes peered at him through a boarded up window at the bottom of one of the buildings.
  I looked at the two twin beds that caved down in the middle, the boarded up window, the leaky faucet, and the rusty tub and shook my head.
  Within ten minutes, she was walking past a group of boarded up buildings when she heard yelling.
  It is alive in a boarded up old building, the old jail.
  The building resembled an abandoned building, with boarded windows, extensive graffiti and pieces of concrete crumbling from the walls.
  It groaned and stretched as if just being awakened, then slowly took a step out of the once again inanimate pile to peer through the cracks in the boarded window.

单词	boarded
释义	Definition of boarded in English: boarded adjectivebɔːdɪdˈbôrdəd 1(of a floor, roof, or other structure) built with pieces of wood. joisted and boarded floors Example sentencesExamples They took off in the opposite direction, which led to a boarded fence. The boarded threshing floor in the main area of the barn will be reinstated and roof timbers are being replaced. She gratefully stepped up onto the boarded path and reached the sidewalk. Graham spent the bulk of his day today sorting out the junk in the garage, creating a boarded storage loft in the roof space, and separating out a couple of loads of rubbish to go to the recycling centre tomorrow. Lillian watched her stand on the edge of a gray boarded dock playing with seagulls and a particularly irked crab. He crept over the dusty boarded floor, blindly. Manda went to lift up the covers at the foot of the bed only to see the boarded base at the bottom. I stood in the open field, west of the big white house with the boarded front door. The only lights left in the room were the moons beaming though the cracks in the boarded shutters. Further south, in an offshoot of the Beringharjo Market, you find the wooden boarded stalls of the book market. Government officials had the power to scrape up dried urine from beneath the boarded floors of the stables because it contained saltpetre, a vital ingredient of gunpowder. She said this as she leaned over a wooden straight-edge boarded fence that was a bit higher than waist-height for her here. He painted his boarded fence white and then posted signs inviting local graffiti artists to come and paint one panel each. Within this understairs room there is only a small section of boarded flooring. Running full speed into the door it swung open easily and I tumbled down the two steps onto a boarded floor, sending up a thick cloud of dust that grayed the air. Martin turned back to his digs of last night and saw the girl pushing the boarded door out of her way as she slipped outside. 1.1 (of a window or building) covered or sealed with pieces of wood. boarded windows Example sentencesExamples I scrape my hand over the metal bars on the boarded up windows and sigh, conscious of the fact that I am shaking like a dog. The leakage had created a crack in the ceiling of this downstairs flat, which also boasted a boarded up broken window. I was not prepared for the boarded up windows, the collapsed roofs, the empty sidewalks. However, while the boarded up windows are effective in doing what they are intended to do, the whole scene is enough to send one into a deep depression. I looked at the two twin beds that caved down in the middle, the boarded up window, the leaky faucet, and the rusty tub and shook my head. Our school is still fantastic inside but from the outside, with its boarded up windows, it appears gloomy, horrible and derelict. It was raining this night, and so I knocked the windows in in this boarded up post office building. The building resembled an abandoned building, with boarded windows, extensive graffiti and pieces of concrete crumbling from the walls. It is alive in a boarded up old building, the old jail. Within ten minutes, she was walking past a group of boarded up buildings when she heard yelling. He had decided to take a drive up to Andover and saw the boarded up front window of the general store and the carpenters hanging a new door on a house across the street. He came out of an alley across from an abandoned, dilapidated office building with boarded up windows and missing blocks from the upper stories. However, his wife, Tammy, didn't share his enthusiasm to return to the closed buildings and boarded windows left after the flood. A pair of brown eyes peered at him through a boarded up window at the bottom of one of the buildings. His stormy gaze swept over all the buildings until it landed on a run down apartment with boarded up windows and crumbling walls. It's an uninhabited cottage with a boarded up window. It groaned and stretched as if just being awakened, then slowly took a step out of the once again inanimate pile to peer through the cracks in the boarded window. Pepe's house is an old run down, small cinema with boarded up windows and graffiti adorning the brick walls. Sunlight streamed in through the cracks of the boarded up windows casting an eerie, but still pleasant glow about the place. If it was morning then the light coming through the boarded up windows was weak at best. Definition of boarded in US English: boarded adjectiveˈbôrdəd 1(of a floor, roof, or other structure) built with pieces of wood. joisted and boarded floors Example sentencesExamples She said this as she leaned over a wooden straight-edge boarded fence that was a bit higher than waist-height for her here. He painted his boarded fence white and then posted signs inviting local graffiti artists to come and paint one panel each. Running full speed into the door it swung open easily and I tumbled down the two steps onto a boarded floor, sending up a thick cloud of dust that grayed the air. I stood in the open field, west of the big white house with the boarded front door. Manda went to lift up the covers at the foot of the bed only to see the boarded base at the bottom. Graham spent the bulk of his day today sorting out the junk in the garage, creating a boarded storage loft in the roof space, and separating out a couple of loads of rubbish to go to the recycling centre tomorrow. Further south, in an offshoot of the Beringharjo Market, you find the wooden boarded stalls of the book market. Martin turned back to his digs of last night and saw the girl pushing the boarded door out of her way as she slipped outside. She gratefully stepped up onto the boarded path and reached the sidewalk. He crept over the dusty boarded floor, blindly. Lillian watched her stand on the edge of a gray boarded dock playing with seagulls and a particularly irked crab. Government officials had the power to scrape up dried urine from beneath the boarded floors of the stables because it contained saltpetre, a vital ingredient of gunpowder. Within this understairs room there is only a small section of boarded flooring. The boarded threshing floor in the main area of the barn will be reinstated and roof timbers are being replaced. They took off in the opposite direction, which led to a boarded fence. The only lights left in the room were the moons beaming though the cracks in the boarded shutters. 1.1 (of a window, storefront, or other structure) covered or sealed with pieces of wood. boarded windows Example sentencesExamples He had decided to take a drive up to Andover and saw the boarded up front window of the general store and the carpenters hanging a new door on a house across the street. The leakage had created a crack in the ceiling of this downstairs flat, which also boasted a boarded up broken window. I scrape my hand over the metal bars on the boarded up windows and sigh, conscious of the fact that I am shaking like a dog. Sunlight streamed in through the cracks of the boarded up windows casting an eerie, but still pleasant glow about the place. If it was morning then the light coming through the boarded up windows was weak at best. His stormy gaze swept over all the buildings until it landed on a run down apartment with boarded up windows and crumbling walls. It's an uninhabited cottage with a boarded up window. However, his wife, Tammy, didn't share his enthusiasm to return to the closed buildings and boarded windows left after the flood. Our school is still fantastic inside but from the outside, with its boarded up windows, it appears gloomy, horrible and derelict. I was not prepared for the boarded up windows, the collapsed roofs, the empty sidewalks. Pepe's house is an old run down, small cinema with boarded up windows and graffiti adorning the brick walls. He came out of an alley across from an abandoned, dilapidated office building with boarded up windows and missing blocks from the upper stories. It was raining this night, and so I knocked the windows in in this boarded up post office building. However, while the boarded up windows are effective in doing what they are intended to do, the whole scene is enough to send one into a deep depression. A pair of brown eyes peered at him through a boarded up window at the bottom of one of the buildings. I looked at the two twin beds that caved down in the middle, the boarded up window, the leaky faucet, and the rusty tub and shook my head. Within ten minutes, she was walking past a group of boarded up buildings when she heard yelling. It is alive in a boarded up old building, the old jail. The building resembled an abandoned building, with boarded windows, extensive graffiti and pieces of concrete crumbling from the walls. It groaned and stretched as if just being awakened, then slowly took a step out of the once again inanimate pile to peer through the cracks in the boarded window.
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