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单词 across-the-board
释义
across-the-board
adjective[before noun]
uk
/əˌkrɒs.ðəˈbɔːd/us
/əˌkrɑːs.ðəˈbɔːrd/
affectingeveryone or everything within anorganization,system, orsociety:
包括一切的；全面的
Theproposedacross-the-boardcutsfor allstateagencieswilltotal$84 million.提议的政府机构全面裁减金额将达到8400万美元。
Synonyms
blanket
broad
extensive
wide
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Someone, anyone, no one or everyone
  • all and sundryidiom
  • all comers
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  • anyone
  • everybody
  • man
  • nobody
  • non-universal
  • one and allidiom
  • one-size-fits-all
  • pan
  • people
  • S, s
  • sundry
  • to a manidiom
  • Tom, Dick, and Harry
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  • whole
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Something, anything, nothing, and everything
Affecting and influencing

across the board

idiom
C2
happeningor having aneffectonpeopleat everyleveland in everyarea:
影响到各个领域和阶层的；全面的
Theimprovementhas beenacrosstheboard, with alldivisionseitherincreasingprofitsorreducinglosses.情况全面好转，所有的部门不是盈利增加就是亏损减少。
Theinitiativehasacross-the-boardsupport.该行动得到了各方面的支持。
See also
across-the-board
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
General
  • abstract
  • abstraction
  • abstractly
  • all-purpose
  • all-rounder
  • broad
  • by and largeidiom
  • chiefly
  • general
  • generalist
  • generally
  • on the wholeidiom
  • overall
  • portmanteau
  • primarily
  • principle
  • sense
  • stuff
  • thing
  • whole
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(Definition ofacross-the-boardfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

across the board| American Dictionary

across the board
adjective,adverb
us
/əˈkrɔs ðə ˈbɔrd,əˈkrɑs,ˈboʊrd/
(alsoacross-the-board)
having aneffecton everyone or everything of aparticulartype:
Themayorthreatenedacross-the-boardspendingcuts.
(Definition ofacross the boardfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

across-the-board| Business English

across-the-board
adjective[usually before noun]
uk
us
involvingeveryone or everything in acompany,situation,group, etc.:
an across-the-board cut/decline/reductionThiseconomicplancallsfor a 15% across-the-boardcutinpersonalincometaxrates
an across-the-boardincrease/raise/rise
across-the-board
adverb
uk
us
in a way thatinvolveseveryone or everything in acompany,situation,groupetc.:
be/apply across the boardThesesalesincreasesareacrosstheboardin most ofourimportantproductareasand in all fourbusinesssegments.
rise/fallacrosstheboard
(Definition ofacross-the-boardfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofacross-the-board

across-the-board
As an exploratory study, the aim was not to produceacross-the-boardconclusions about a children's 'standpoint' on responsibility, but to explore children's ideas and understandings.
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These facts suggest that word order change (to non-inverted forms) is not anacross-the-boardphenomenon at any age group, including the youngest group.
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There are also two distinct ways in which historical sound change takes place :across-the-boardchange versus lexical diffusion.
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For the elderly, the flat rate gradually increased, and in 2003, changed to anacross-the-board10% co-insurance rate.
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No major player actively wished to enforce the cap, with its arbitrary andacross-the-boardcost reductions.
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Indeed, genuineacross-the-boardpre-aspiration is almost never found, the reasons for its rarity and diachronic instability lying in its lack of phonetic salience.
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Despite theacross-the-boardratio cut, the 1985 grant reduction hit social benefits particularly hard.
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This suggests a wide,across-the-boardacceptance of the technology.
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The issue is the way that crisis narratives suggestacross-the-boardimposition of solutions that may only be appropriate for certain settings.
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Firms are the only winners, now earning higher profits because of their ability to outsource and theacross-the-boardreduction in wages.
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Based on vocabulary measures, we suggest that instead of theacross-the-boardfrequency insensitivity proposed by some, a higher frequency threshold characterizes these subjects' performance.
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The greatest unfairness would be a policy ofacross-the-boardrises that would not benefit the privileged nor help the poor substantially.
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But suchacross-the-boardopposition to political expression is not limited to flag burning.
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This means that anacross-the-boardincrease in farm output prices of 10 per cent would cause the stock of biomass to fall about 1.3 per cent in the long run.
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Instead, the central government in 1985 implemented anacross-the-board10 per cent reduction of share rations in all partial subsidies that covered more than 50 per cent of expenses.
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