boards in Czech
boards in Czech is mantinel — boards means a stage, especially in theatre — as in the phrase "to tread the boards.".
boards in Czech
mantinel
Structure around a rink for ice hockey.
What does "boards" mean?
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noun A stage, especially in theatre — as in the phrase "to tread the boards."
"The young actor was thrilled to tread the boards at the local theatre."
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noun The wall surrounding an ice hockey rink.
"The puck bounced off the boards and landed right on his stick."
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noun Formal exams required to enter a profession or qualify in a field.
"He passed his law boards on the first try and could finally start work."
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boards in a sentence
- The young actor was thrilled to tread the boards at the local theatre.
- After decades on the boards, the veteran performer retired quietly.
- The puck bounced off the boards and landed right on his stick.
- The players slammed into the boards while chasing the puck.
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What is "boards" in Czech?
"boards" in Czech is mantinel. boards means: A stage, especially in theatre — as in the phrase "to tread the boards."
How do you use "boards" in a sentence?
Example: "The young actor was thrilled to tread the boards at the local theatre." In Czech, "boards" is mantinel.
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