英语词汇“go by the board, to”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

go by the board

To fail, go to waste, or cease to exist. Alludes to people or things on a boat being washed overboard. All our work and planning went by the board after our funding was pulled. It saddens me to think that printed media may go by the board.

go by the board

Fig. to get ruined or lost. (This is originally a nautical expression meaning "to fall or be washed overboard.") I hate to see good food go by the board. Please eat up so we won't have to throw it out. Your plan has gone by the board. The entire project has been canceled.

go by the board

BRITISH or

go by the boards

AMERICAN

If a plan or activity goes by the board or goes by the boards, it is abandoned and forgotten, because it is no longer possible to carry it out. Although you may have managed to persuade him, while he was at school, to do some revision before examinations, you may find that all your efforts go by the board when he is at university. I think we probably all forget that President Lincoln suspended habeas corpus. There were a lot of civil rights went by the boards. Note: `To go by the board' originally meant to fall or be thrown over the side of a ship.

go by the board

(of something planned or previously upheld) be abandoned, rejected, or ignored.

In former times, go by the board was a nautical term meaning ‘fall overboard’ and was used of a mast falling past the board (i.e. the side of the ship).

ˌgo by the ˈboard

(of a plan, an idea, etc.) be abandoned or rejected: Our research will certainly go by the board if the government doesn’t agree to continue financing it.

go by the board, to

To be lost or abandoned. The term originally referred to falling or being thrown overboard (from a ship), without hope of recovery. The “board” was the ship’s side. This meaning dates from the seventeenth century, but by the mid-1800s the term had long since been transferred to anything lost. Longfellow still echoed the older meaning in his poem “The Wreck of the Hesperus” (1856): “Her rattling shrouds, all sheathed in ice, With the masts went by the board.”

词汇	go by the board, to
释义	go by the board To fail, go to waste, or cease to exist. Alludes to people or things on a boat being washed overboard. All our work and planning went by the board after our funding was pulled. It saddens me to think that printed media may go by the board. go by the board Fig. to get ruined or lost. (This is originally a nautical expression meaning "to fall or be washed overboard.") I hate to see good food go by the board. Please eat up so we won't have to throw it out. Your plan has gone by the board. The entire project has been canceled. go by the board BRITISH or go by the boards AMERICAN If a plan or activity goes by the board or goes by the boards, it is abandoned and forgotten, because it is no longer possible to carry it out. Although you may have managed to persuade him, while he was at school, to do some revision before examinations, you may find that all your efforts go by the board when he is at university. I think we probably all forget that President Lincoln suspended habeas corpus. There were a lot of civil rights went by the boards. Note: `To go by the board' originally meant to fall or be thrown over the side of a ship. go by the board (of something planned or previously upheld) be abandoned, rejected, or ignored. In former times, go by the board was a nautical term meaning ‘fall overboard’ and was used of a mast falling past the board (i.e. the side of the ship). ˌgo by the ˈboard (of a plan, an idea, etc.) be abandoned or rejected: Our research will certainly go by the board if the government doesn’t agree to continue financing it. go by the board, to To be lost or abandoned. The term originally referred to falling or being thrown overboard (from a ship), without hope of recovery. The “board” was the ship’s side. This meaning dates from the seventeenth century, but by the mid-1800s the term had long since been transferred to anything lost. Longfellow still echoed the older meaning in his poem “The Wreck of the Hesperus” (1856): “Her rattling shrouds, all sheathed in ice, With the masts went by the board.”
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