Definition of backboard in English:

backboard

nounˈbakbɔːdˈbækbɔrd

1A board placed at or forming the back of something, such as a piece of electronic equipment.
托板；垫板
Example sentencesExamples
- These include about two dozen index features, such as base construction and the method of attaching backboards and drawer runners, in addition to idiosyncrasies of design and decoration.
- Ranged along in front of the backboard is a group of musicians whose instruments include a flute, a shoulder drum, a hip drum and sometimes a stick drum.
- The backboard too is lacquer, ornamented with graceful figures in garden pavilions (Pl. VIIIa).
- The bonds were rough and tight, cutting into his skin, and his movement was further restricted because the cord around his wrists had been lashed to one of the staves holding the backboard of the wagon in place.
- I nailed tour boards together as a frame with the backboard a few inches higher than the front, laid the storm windows on top and grew some delicious early spring and late fall salad greens for myself.
- The top drawers are rounded on the front, as they are on others of Stahl's chests, and the backboard is exuberantly shaped to resemble breaking waves, typical of Soap Hollow chests.
- As with all two-part furniture, check overall for compatibility of quality, timber and backboards.
- I sat cross-legged, leaning up against the backboard.
- The side chairs were coated in a blood-thick lacquer - thrones, with strange symbols carved into the backboard.
- ‘Just as I thought,’ he scoffed, tossing me like a rag doll against the backboard of my bed.
- Starting at the top of the Salem high chest, the builder extended the backboards to cover the opening at the rear of the case, so it is not possible to see a wall through the two round apertures in the tyrnpanum board.
- Michael leered closer, pressing him against the backboard.
- Elanor leaned against the backboard of her bed, and stared at her as she had when she was a child, trying to find something of hers in the strange woman's face.
- She sighed, leaning against the backboard of her bed.
- There is a wrought-iron ring on the top, so that it could be hung on a wall, and the backboards are held together with eighteenth-century sprigs (along with several modem screws).
1. 1.1 A board used to support or straighten a person's back, especially after an accident.
  脊椎矫正板
  Example sentencesExamples
  By then the other EMT, a woman, approached Carla with a backboard.
  Briefly, subjects stood with their heel, calf, buttocks, back, and head fixed with a strap against a vertical backboard.
  One attendant placed Allyson on top of a backboard, taking care not to move her too much in case she'd broken something.
  They lifted her gently and put her on a backboard.
  Two backboards were lashed together, and he was secured to them.
  As a precaution he had a neck collar attached and was placed on a backboard with blocks to immobilise his head, neck and back.
  During the training, four soldiers must stabilize the patient in the water, get the patient on the backboard without injuring the spine, strap the patient in, and then swim the patient out of the pool.
  The driver was cut free, had a neck collar applied and had to be placed on a backboard.
  They lifted me on the backboard and then into the ambulance.
  The pods had no artificial gravity fields of their own to provide inertial dampening effects, so the Marines strapped themselves securely to the vertical backboards provided.
  A backboard was tied to my body to keep it stable.
  Once the paramedics hit the scene, things calmed down a little, although getting her onto the backboard was an excruciating process.
  The man was placed on a backboard and had a neck brace applied as a precaution before he was taken to Southend Hospital.
2. 1.2Basketball An upright board behind the basket, off which the ball may rebound.
  〔篮球〕篮板
  Example sentencesExamples
  The orange ball rebounded off the backboard and gave a few half-hearted bounces on the cement floor before rolling away.
  We were anxiously awaiting him trying to pass the ball off the backboard to himself for his 10th assist.
  Their chins should be up and their eyes fixed on their target, which is the spot on the square where they want to bounce the ball off the backboard.
  Whenever he grabbed an offensive rebound, the plan was to bank the ball in using the backboard - clean and simple and strong.
  So we did a simple drill where the players toss the ball off the backboard, jump high as possible to get it, then fire an outlet pass to a sideline player.

Rhymes

blackboard

Definition of backboard in US English:

backboard

nounˈbækbɔrdˈbakbôrd

1A board placed at or forming the back of something, such as a collage or piece of electronic equipment.
托板；垫板
Example sentencesExamples
- The top drawers are rounded on the front, as they are on others of Stahl's chests, and the backboard is exuberantly shaped to resemble breaking waves, typical of Soap Hollow chests.
- Ranged along in front of the backboard is a group of musicians whose instruments include a flute, a shoulder drum, a hip drum and sometimes a stick drum.
- I sat cross-legged, leaning up against the backboard.
- Michael leered closer, pressing him against the backboard.
- Elanor leaned against the backboard of her bed, and stared at her as she had when she was a child, trying to find something of hers in the strange woman's face.
- ‘Just as I thought,’ he scoffed, tossing me like a rag doll against the backboard of my bed.
- As with all two-part furniture, check overall for compatibility of quality, timber and backboards.
- I nailed tour boards together as a frame with the backboard a few inches higher than the front, laid the storm windows on top and grew some delicious early spring and late fall salad greens for myself.
- There is a wrought-iron ring on the top, so that it could be hung on a wall, and the backboards are held together with eighteenth-century sprigs (along with several modem screws).
- Starting at the top of the Salem high chest, the builder extended the backboards to cover the opening at the rear of the case, so it is not possible to see a wall through the two round apertures in the tyrnpanum board.
- The backboard too is lacquer, ornamented with graceful figures in garden pavilions (Pl. VIIIa).
- The bonds were rough and tight, cutting into his skin, and his movement was further restricted because the cord around his wrists had been lashed to one of the staves holding the backboard of the wagon in place.
- She sighed, leaning against the backboard of her bed.
- The side chairs were coated in a blood-thick lacquer - thrones, with strange symbols carved into the backboard.
- These include about two dozen index features, such as base construction and the method of attaching backboards and drawer runners, in addition to idiosyncrasies of design and decoration.
1. 1.1 A board used to support or straighten a person's back, especially after an accident.
  脊椎矫正板
  Example sentencesExamples
  They lifted me on the backboard and then into the ambulance.
  Briefly, subjects stood with their heel, calf, buttocks, back, and head fixed with a strap against a vertical backboard.
  The pods had no artificial gravity fields of their own to provide inertial dampening effects, so the Marines strapped themselves securely to the vertical backboards provided.
  They lifted her gently and put her on a backboard.
  The man was placed on a backboard and had a neck brace applied as a precaution before he was taken to Southend Hospital.
  A backboard was tied to my body to keep it stable.
  By then the other EMT, a woman, approached Carla with a backboard.
  One attendant placed Allyson on top of a backboard, taking care not to move her too much in case she'd broken something.
  As a precaution he had a neck collar attached and was placed on a backboard with blocks to immobilise his head, neck and back.
  Once the paramedics hit the scene, things calmed down a little, although getting her onto the backboard was an excruciating process.
  Two backboards were lashed together, and he was secured to them.
  During the training, four soldiers must stabilize the patient in the water, get the patient on the backboard without injuring the spine, strap the patient in, and then swim the patient out of the pool.
  The driver was cut free, had a neck collar applied and had to be placed on a backboard.
2. 1.2Basketball An upright board behind the basket, off which the ball may rebound.
  〔篮球〕篮板
  Example sentencesExamples
  We were anxiously awaiting him trying to pass the ball off the backboard to himself for his 10th assist.
  Whenever he grabbed an offensive rebound, the plan was to bank the ball in using the backboard - clean and simple and strong.
  So we did a simple drill where the players toss the ball off the backboard, jump high as possible to get it, then fire an outlet pass to a sideline player.
  Their chins should be up and their eyes fixed on their target, which is the spot on the square where they want to bounce the ball off the backboard.
  The orange ball rebounded off the backboard and gave a few half-hearted bounces on the cement floor before rolling away.

单词	backboard
释义	Definition of backboard in English: backboard nounˈbakbɔːdˈbækbɔrd 1A board placed at or forming the back of something, such as a piece of electronic equipment. 托板；垫板 Example sentencesExamples These include about two dozen index features, such as base construction and the method of attaching backboards and drawer runners, in addition to idiosyncrasies of design and decoration. Ranged along in front of the backboard is a group of musicians whose instruments include a flute, a shoulder drum, a hip drum and sometimes a stick drum. The backboard too is lacquer, ornamented with graceful figures in garden pavilions (Pl. VIIIa). The bonds were rough and tight, cutting into his skin, and his movement was further restricted because the cord around his wrists had been lashed to one of the staves holding the backboard of the wagon in place. I nailed tour boards together as a frame with the backboard a few inches higher than the front, laid the storm windows on top and grew some delicious early spring and late fall salad greens for myself. The top drawers are rounded on the front, as they are on others of Stahl's chests, and the backboard is exuberantly shaped to resemble breaking waves, typical of Soap Hollow chests. As with all two-part furniture, check overall for compatibility of quality, timber and backboards. I sat cross-legged, leaning up against the backboard. The side chairs were coated in a blood-thick lacquer - thrones, with strange symbols carved into the backboard. ‘Just as I thought,’ he scoffed, tossing me like a rag doll against the backboard of my bed. Starting at the top of the Salem high chest, the builder extended the backboards to cover the opening at the rear of the case, so it is not possible to see a wall through the two round apertures in the tyrnpanum board. Michael leered closer, pressing him against the backboard. Elanor leaned against the backboard of her bed, and stared at her as she had when she was a child, trying to find something of hers in the strange woman's face. She sighed, leaning against the backboard of her bed. There is a wrought-iron ring on the top, so that it could be hung on a wall, and the backboards are held together with eighteenth-century sprigs (along with several modem screws). 1.1 A board used to support or straighten a person's back, especially after an accident. 脊椎矫正板 Example sentencesExamples By then the other EMT, a woman, approached Carla with a backboard. Briefly, subjects stood with their heel, calf, buttocks, back, and head fixed with a strap against a vertical backboard. One attendant placed Allyson on top of a backboard, taking care not to move her too much in case she'd broken something. They lifted her gently and put her on a backboard. Two backboards were lashed together, and he was secured to them. As a precaution he had a neck collar attached and was placed on a backboard with blocks to immobilise his head, neck and back. During the training, four soldiers must stabilize the patient in the water, get the patient on the backboard without injuring the spine, strap the patient in, and then swim the patient out of the pool. The driver was cut free, had a neck collar applied and had to be placed on a backboard. They lifted me on the backboard and then into the ambulance. The pods had no artificial gravity fields of their own to provide inertial dampening effects, so the Marines strapped themselves securely to the vertical backboards provided. A backboard was tied to my body to keep it stable. Once the paramedics hit the scene, things calmed down a little, although getting her onto the backboard was an excruciating process. The man was placed on a backboard and had a neck brace applied as a precaution before he was taken to Southend Hospital. 1.2Basketball An upright board behind the basket, off which the ball may rebound. 〔篮球〕篮板 Example sentencesExamples The orange ball rebounded off the backboard and gave a few half-hearted bounces on the cement floor before rolling away. We were anxiously awaiting him trying to pass the ball off the backboard to himself for his 10th assist. Their chins should be up and their eyes fixed on their target, which is the spot on the square where they want to bounce the ball off the backboard. Whenever he grabbed an offensive rebound, the plan was to bank the ball in using the backboard - clean and simple and strong. So we did a simple drill where the players toss the ball off the backboard, jump high as possible to get it, then fire an outlet pass to a sideline player. Rhymes blackboard Definition of backboard in US English: backboard nounˈbækbɔrdˈbakbôrd 1A board placed at or forming the back of something, such as a collage or piece of electronic equipment. 托板；垫板 Example sentencesExamples The top drawers are rounded on the front, as they are on others of Stahl's chests, and the backboard is exuberantly shaped to resemble breaking waves, typical of Soap Hollow chests. Ranged along in front of the backboard is a group of musicians whose instruments include a flute, a shoulder drum, a hip drum and sometimes a stick drum. I sat cross-legged, leaning up against the backboard. Michael leered closer, pressing him against the backboard. Elanor leaned against the backboard of her bed, and stared at her as she had when she was a child, trying to find something of hers in the strange woman's face. ‘Just as I thought,’ he scoffed, tossing me like a rag doll against the backboard of my bed. As with all two-part furniture, check overall for compatibility of quality, timber and backboards. I nailed tour boards together as a frame with the backboard a few inches higher than the front, laid the storm windows on top and grew some delicious early spring and late fall salad greens for myself. There is a wrought-iron ring on the top, so that it could be hung on a wall, and the backboards are held together with eighteenth-century sprigs (along with several modem screws). Starting at the top of the Salem high chest, the builder extended the backboards to cover the opening at the rear of the case, so it is not possible to see a wall through the two round apertures in the tyrnpanum board. The backboard too is lacquer, ornamented with graceful figures in garden pavilions (Pl. VIIIa). The bonds were rough and tight, cutting into his skin, and his movement was further restricted because the cord around his wrists had been lashed to one of the staves holding the backboard of the wagon in place. She sighed, leaning against the backboard of her bed. The side chairs were coated in a blood-thick lacquer - thrones, with strange symbols carved into the backboard. These include about two dozen index features, such as base construction and the method of attaching backboards and drawer runners, in addition to idiosyncrasies of design and decoration. 1.1 A board used to support or straighten a person's back, especially after an accident. 脊椎矫正板 Example sentencesExamples They lifted me on the backboard and then into the ambulance. Briefly, subjects stood with their heel, calf, buttocks, back, and head fixed with a strap against a vertical backboard. The pods had no artificial gravity fields of their own to provide inertial dampening effects, so the Marines strapped themselves securely to the vertical backboards provided. They lifted her gently and put her on a backboard. The man was placed on a backboard and had a neck brace applied as a precaution before he was taken to Southend Hospital. A backboard was tied to my body to keep it stable. By then the other EMT, a woman, approached Carla with a backboard. One attendant placed Allyson on top of a backboard, taking care not to move her too much in case she'd broken something. As a precaution he had a neck collar attached and was placed on a backboard with blocks to immobilise his head, neck and back. Once the paramedics hit the scene, things calmed down a little, although getting her onto the backboard was an excruciating process. Two backboards were lashed together, and he was secured to them. During the training, four soldiers must stabilize the patient in the water, get the patient on the backboard without injuring the spine, strap the patient in, and then swim the patient out of the pool. The driver was cut free, had a neck collar applied and had to be placed on a backboard. 1.2Basketball An upright board behind the basket, off which the ball may rebound. 〔篮球〕篮板 Example sentencesExamples We were anxiously awaiting him trying to pass the ball off the backboard to himself for his 10th assist. Whenever he grabbed an offensive rebound, the plan was to bank the ball in using the backboard - clean and simple and strong. So we did a simple drill where the players toss the ball off the backboard, jump high as possible to get it, then fire an outlet pass to a sideline player. Their chins should be up and their eyes fixed on their target, which is the spot on the square where they want to bounce the ball off the backboard. The orange ball rebounded off the backboard and gave a few half-hearted bounces on the cement floor before rolling away.
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