Definition of cradleboard in English:

cradleboard

nounˈkreɪd(ə)lbɔːdˈkrādlˌbôrd

A board to which an infant is strapped, traditionally used by some North American Indian peoples.
Example sentencesExamples
- Other uses of the area include historical occupancy for farming and use of willow to make cradleboards.
- Cradles, sometimes called cradleboards, were also the product of women's work.
- For good luck the umbilical cord was sown into a small hide pouch and attached to the cradleboard.
- Until he was able to walk, an Iroquois baby spent his days secured to a cradleboard.
- They tell about how cradleboards were decorated, and how twins were sometimes looked upon as a sign of bad luck.

Definition of cradleboard in US English:

cradleboard

nounˈkrādlˌbôrd

A board to which an infant is strapped, traditionally used by some North American Indian peoples.
Example sentencesExamples
- Until he was able to walk, an Iroquois baby spent his days secured to a cradleboard.
- They tell about how cradleboards were decorated, and how twins were sometimes looked upon as a sign of bad luck.
- For good luck the umbilical cord was sown into a small hide pouch and attached to the cradleboard.
- Other uses of the area include historical occupancy for farming and use of willow to make cradleboards.
- Cradles, sometimes called cradleboards, were also the product of women's work.

单词	cradleboard
释义	Definition of cradleboard in English: cradleboard nounˈkreɪd(ə)lbɔːdˈkrādlˌbôrd A board to which an infant is strapped, traditionally used by some North American Indian peoples. Example sentencesExamples Other uses of the area include historical occupancy for farming and use of willow to make cradleboards. Cradles, sometimes called cradleboards, were also the product of women's work. For good luck the umbilical cord was sown into a small hide pouch and attached to the cradleboard. Until he was able to walk, an Iroquois baby spent his days secured to a cradleboard. They tell about how cradleboards were decorated, and how twins were sometimes looked upon as a sign of bad luck. Definition of cradleboard in US English: cradleboard nounˈkrādlˌbôrd A board to which an infant is strapped, traditionally used by some North American Indian peoples. Example sentencesExamples Until he was able to walk, an Iroquois baby spent his days secured to a cradleboard. They tell about how cradleboards were decorated, and how twins were sometimes looked upon as a sign of bad luck. For good luck the umbilical cord was sown into a small hide pouch and attached to the cradleboard. Other uses of the area include historical occupancy for farming and use of willow to make cradleboards. Cradles, sometimes called cradleboards, were also the product of women's work.
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