boardroom

UK:  ['bɔː(r)druːm]

US:  ['bɔrd.rum]

复数：boardrooms  

n.

1.会议室

1 . "We need to be part of the boardroom conversation. Our clients need to see us as helping to solve real business issues. "
“我们需要在董事会上有发言权。我们的客户需要将我们看作是帮助他们解决实际商业问题的人。”

2 . This strange process is quite baffling and I can imagine there were many heated boardroom discussions about this decision.
这一奇怪的流程相当让人沮丧，并且我能想象到这一决定会引发很多热烈讨论。

3 . No with-it company can be taken seriously without a "flexible boardroom" and a "just-in-time talent pipeline" .
那些奉行此道没有“灵活会议室”、“人才培养准时制”的公司并不被认为有什么大不了。

4 . Somewhere someone is holding this thing up in a corporate boardroom, and an engineer is sitting in the corner just going Shit.
某处某人在会议室里拿着这个东西，而工程师蜷缩在角落里如同正在大便一样可笑。

5 . If you want to see more women in the boardroom, you could do worse than ensure that higher proportions study for an MBA, one argument goes.
有一种观点认为，如果你希望在董事会看到更多女性，那么不妨推动更多的女性去攻读MBA。