duckboards
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++duck·boards /ˈdʌkbɔːdz $ -bɔːrdz/ noun [plural] DLOTBClong boards used to make a path over muddy ground 〔在泥泞的地上铺的〕铺道板
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duckboards• Lucky are those who have old fashioned duckboards for laying atop the snow.• A youth called Tipper ran along the duckboards, then stopped and lifted his face to the sky.• Douglas lay tipped out on the duckboards.• He had spread a tarpaulin over the duckboards, and on top of it they dumped blankets from the ambulance.• Sometimes there were duckboards around the lips of the huge shell craters.duck·boards nounChineseSyllable
a long make ground Corpus used over to boards path muddy
duckboards
duck‧boards /ˈdʌkbɔːdz $ -bɔːrdz/
noun [plural]
long boards used to make a path over muddy ground
duck‧boards /ˈdʌkbɔːdz $ -bɔːrdz/
noun [plural]long boards used to make a path over muddy ground