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Definition of above board in English: above boardadjective & adverb Legitimate, honest, and open. 光明正大的（地） as adjective certain transactions were not totally above board 有些交易并不完全光明正大。 as adverb the accountants acted completely above board 会计的行为完全光明正大。 Example sentencesExamples - This has been the cleanest, most above-board, most decent Oscar race in years.
- But it all looks above-board so I'm very flattered indeed.
- The saga of the mayor's proposed East London house has stirred up far more controversy than a supposedly straightforward and above-board transaction deserves.
- South African vets and above-board outfitters worry that profiteering reserve managers are allowing animals to be darted more than once a season, for sport.
- Most debt collection agencies run above-board operations, he said, but some business owners have suffered as a result of hard sell tactics used by their less reputable counterparts.
- According to angry above-board taxi drivers in Killarney, there is no point in having an organisation when a certain few are not operating within the regulations.
- Of course, as reported in my previous entries in this series, we now have reason to doubt that the peer-review process was above-board in this case.
- Yet such fidelity and above-board behavior is a rarity.
- By offering a new package of preferential terms for the 50-75 age group, they are open and above-board about their intention to make huge profits out of this sector while catering to their specific needs.
- I think he meant genuine, above-board business connections.
- Peters says emission trading deals have to be above-board and transparent, especially when it comes to price.
- Such language does not change the fact that the therapist largely defines the nature of reality - an arrangement much more obvious and above-board in the less humanistically couched directive therapies.
- After all, many of the organisations listed by US and UK institutions are charities, or above-board financial institutions or companies - many of whom are fervently protesting their innocence.
- But any time we can let the public know that what we're doing is above-board, honest and balanced, it helps our profession in the long run.
- He/she is also obliged to ensure that the title in relation to the property you are about to purchase is in order, and that all legal aspects regarding that title are above-board.
- I have always intended to create this remake in an honest and above-board manner, respecting the copyrights and trademarks involved, so I hope that we will be allowed to proceed with it.
- Most countries in the world have more strict requirements on information about aircraft owned by governments than by private firms - hence the CIA preference for a seemingly above-board enterprise.
- Although this is time-consuming, the business gets a full deduction when computing its profits, and everything is above-board if a Revenue audit takes place.
- I am anxious to see the registry run in a fair and above-board manner.
- Again, this is about Ministerial dealings being seen to be above-board - something which Field seems to have a real problem with.
Synonyms honest, fair, open, frank, straight, overt, candid, forthright, unconcealed, trustworthy, unequivocal legal, legitimate, lawful, licit informal legit, kosher, pukka, by the book, fair and square, square, on the level, on the up and up, upfront honestly, fairly, openly, frankly, overtly, candidly, forthrightly, unequivocally legally, legitimately, lawfully
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