baseboard

/beys-bawrd, -bohrd/US // ˈbeɪsˌbɔrd, -ˌboʊrd //UK // (ˈbeɪsˌbɔːd) //

底板,壁板,地下水板,墙板

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : Also called mopboard, skirt. a board forming the foot of an interior wall.
- : a board forming the base of anything.

That’s not enough to act as a complete heat source, but it can supplement baseboards or another heating method.
Fido gnawed on the baseboards instead of the $200 worth of dog toys you’ve purchased for him.
A week or two before your gathering, start to deep-clean the areas of your home you may have neglected — the stove, refrigerator, windows and baseboards, for example — to create a fresh canvas for party planning.
The whole frame, the handlebars, the stem and the baseboard are all made of this strong, sustainable, lightweight material.
A crevice tool lets you reach behind the couch and up against the baseboards.
Other features include True Radiant, which compensates for the longer time it takes for baseboard systems to adjust temperatures.
A little later the walls began to be covered with panels of thin slabs of marble with a baseboard and cornice.
Her costly velvet carpets still came right to the edge of the floor and were snugly tacked close to the baseboard.
Indeed, a set of encyclopedias of ancient vintage found lodgment along the baseboard on the floor.
A crack between flooring and baseboard may be the air leak that has caused the trouble.
On the wall opposite the fireplace there was a broad paneling of the same width filled with a mirror from baseboard to ceiling.