boarding
Aussprache: [ˈbɔːrdɪŋ]
Wort
Kontext: „travel“
(noun) the act of getting onto a plane, train, or ship. When you board, you enter the vehicle to go to a new place. It's like when you hop on a bus to go to school.
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I enjoyed the boarding process at the airport because it was quick and easy.
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Boarding the train took longer than expected because of the crowded platform.
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What time does boarding start for the flight to New York?
Kontext: „accommodation“
(noun) the act of staying somewhere and having meals, like living in a place where food and shelter are provided. Think of it like staying at a guest house with meals included.
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They offered me lovely boarding at their home along with three meals a day.
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He decided against boarding at the school because it was too expensive.
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Is there any boarding available for students at the university?
Kontext: „travel“
(verb) the action of getting onto a plane, train, or ship. When you board, you go from the waiting area to your seat or cabin.
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We are going to board the plane shortly and then take off.
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They did not board the ferry on time and missed the trip.
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Have we boarded the train yet, or are we still waiting?
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