Definition of waterboard in English:

waterboard

verb ˈwɔːtəbɔːdˈwɔdərˌbɔrd

[with object]

Subject (someone) to the process of waterboarding.
Example sentencesExamples
- He revealed no new information after being waterboarded, the article said.
- Speaking after his release, he said he had been beaten with iron bars, given electric shocks and "waterboarded", and even now feared for his life.
- The government says he even confessed but also admits he was waterboarded.
- We've seen a number of reporters having themselves waterboarded so they can describe it.

nounˈwɔːtəbɔːdˈwɔdərˌbɔrd

The board or bench on to which a person is strapped during the process of waterboarding.
Example sentencesExamples
- So when Blank offered me copies of his photos of a waterboard and of a painting depicting a waterboarding session, I quickly accepted.
- These photos are important because most of us have never seen an actual, real-life waterboard.
- In our limited experience, extensive use of the waterboard can introduce new risks.
- He proposed using 10 such techniques "in some sort of escalating fashion, culminating with the waterboard, though not necessarily ending with this technique."
- Incidentally, the waterboard in these photos wasn't merely one among many torture devices highlighted at the prison museum.

Definition of waterboard in US English:

waterboard

verbˈwɔdərˌbɔrdˈwôdərˌbôrd

[with object]

Subject (someone) to the process of waterboarding.
Example sentencesExamples
- The government says he even confessed but also admits he was waterboarded.
- He revealed no new information after being waterboarded, the article said.
- Speaking after his release, he said he had been beaten with iron bars, given electric shocks and "waterboarded", and even now feared for his life.
- We've seen a number of reporters having themselves waterboarded so they can describe it.

nounˈwɔdərˌbɔrdˈwôdərˌbôrd

The board or bench on to which a person is strapped during the process of waterboarding.
Example sentencesExamples
- In our limited experience, extensive use of the waterboard can introduce new risks.
- So when Blank offered me copies of his photos of a waterboard and of a painting depicting a waterboarding session, I quickly accepted.
- He proposed using 10 such techniques "in some sort of escalating fashion, culminating with the waterboard, though not necessarily ending with this technique."
- Incidentally, the waterboard in these photos wasn't merely one among many torture devices highlighted at the prison museum.
- These photos are important because most of us have never seen an actual, real-life waterboard.

单词	waterboard
释义	Definition of waterboard in English: waterboard verb ˈwɔːtəbɔːdˈwɔdərˌbɔrd [with object] Subject (someone) to the process of waterboarding. Example sentencesExamples He revealed no new information after being waterboarded, the article said. Speaking after his release, he said he had been beaten with iron bars, given electric shocks and "waterboarded", and even now feared for his life. The government says he even confessed but also admits he was waterboarded. We've seen a number of reporters having themselves waterboarded so they can describe it. nounˈwɔːtəbɔːdˈwɔdərˌbɔrd The board or bench on to which a person is strapped during the process of waterboarding. Example sentencesExamples So when Blank offered me copies of his photos of a waterboard and of a painting depicting a waterboarding session, I quickly accepted. These photos are important because most of us have never seen an actual, real-life waterboard. In our limited experience, extensive use of the waterboard can introduce new risks. He proposed using 10 such techniques "in some sort of escalating fashion, culminating with the waterboard, though not necessarily ending with this technique." Incidentally, the waterboard in these photos wasn't merely one among many torture devices highlighted at the prison museum. Definition of waterboard in US English: waterboard verbˈwɔdərˌbɔrdˈwôdərˌbôrd [with object] Subject (someone) to the process of waterboarding. Example sentencesExamples The government says he even confessed but also admits he was waterboarded. He revealed no new information after being waterboarded, the article said. Speaking after his release, he said he had been beaten with iron bars, given electric shocks and "waterboarded", and even now feared for his life. We've seen a number of reporters having themselves waterboarded so they can describe it. nounˈwɔdərˌbɔrdˈwôdərˌbôrd The board or bench on to which a person is strapped during the process of waterboarding. Example sentencesExamples In our limited experience, extensive use of the waterboard can introduce new risks. So when Blank offered me copies of his photos of a waterboard and of a painting depicting a waterboarding session, I quickly accepted. He proposed using 10 such techniques "in some sort of escalating fashion, culminating with the waterboard, though not necessarily ending with this technique." Incidentally, the waterboard in these photos wasn't merely one among many torture devices highlighted at the prison museum. These photos are important because most of us have never seen an actual, real-life waterboard.
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