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单词 boarder
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boarder
noun[C]
uk
/ˈbɔː.dər/us
/ˈbɔːr.dɚ/
astudentat aschoolwhosleepsandeatsthere and only goeshomeduringschoolholidays
（学校的）住宿生
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apersonwhopaystostayandreceivemealsin someone else'shouse
寄宿人
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(Definition ofboarderfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

boarder| American Dictionary

boarder
noun[C]
us
/ˈbɔrd·ər,ˈboʊrd-/
someone whopaysfor aplacetosleepandmealsin someone else’shouse
(Definition ofboarderfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofboarder

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Six other children (7.3 %) attended residential schools as weekly or term-time boarders.
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Below : outline of cockle foot showing the approximate footsection boarders and metacercariae ($).
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Of the 50 girls admitted as boarders between 1719 and 1745, 88 per cent later professed.
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Except for property-owning widows, women were deprived of the vote, as were adult sons, boarders, and live-in servants.
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Another tenth lived with non-relatives ; most of these were boarders, but some were household heads who kept boarders or servants.
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There were 122 boy boarders in three dormitories, all aged between 13 and 15 years (median 14.2 years).
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Although still legally minor, they occupied adult positions in the labour force and lived independently (as boarders or lodgers).
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We have, however, excluded servants, lodgers, boarders and visitors from the tables.
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When it became occupied, he was able to continue his schooling, but no longer as aboarder, since his lodgings had been commandeered by the occupying troops.
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Of the thirty-six boarders for whom we have the relevant information, nineteen took the veil one to seven years after entering, and seventeen some seven to twenty-five years later.
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In this ®gure he includes the 7 per cent who were formally boarders or lodgers and the between 8 and 13 per cent who were informal boarders with families.
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This may be because most children in communal establishments are in children's homes or are boarders at school, whereas adults are more likely to be in institutions for healthrelated reasons.
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However, even household heads might not appear in the assessment roll if more than one family shared a household or if the adultboarderwas married.
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First, time limits will not apply to existing boarders on benefit.
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The regulations also cover boarders who are for the moment in hospital but who have to pay a retaining fee for their lodgings.
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Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0
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