full board
noun [U] UK (US American plan)Definition
› an arrangement in which all your meals are provided at the hotel or rooms that you are paying to stay in: The price of the holiday includes flights, full board, and all extras. → Compare half boardTourism and holidaysHotels and hostelsAccommodating people
(Definition of full board noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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- accommodate verb (FIND A PLACE FOR)
- board and lodging noun
- board noun (MEALS)
- board verb (STAY)
- camp noun (TENTS/BUILDINGS)
- half board noun
- house verb
- institutionalize verb (PLACE)
- modified American plan noun
- put sb away phrasal verb
- put sb up phrasal verb
- quarter verb (SOLDIER)
- rehouse verb
- resettle verb
- room and board noun
- seat verb
- self-catering adjective
- settle verb (LIVE)
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