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Discover LudwigThe phrase "adjoining boards" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe boards that are next to or connected to each other, often in the context of construction or woodworking.
Example: "The carpenter carefully aligned the adjoining boards to ensure a seamless finish."
Alternatives: "neighboring boards" or "contiguous boards".
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Turn the replacement board over and chisel off the lower half of its groove so that it will fit over the tongue of the adjoining board.
and drill bit to make sure that each screw goes through each hole and into the adjoining board.
Fit all of the seat boards, taking care to recheck angles and adjusting them so each fits tightly to the adjoining board.
Use a drill and drill bit to make sure that each screw goes through each hole and into the adjoining board.
The big old white porcelain sink with adjoining drain boards was found in an abandoned house and sat in their woods for years, she said.
Yet half of the houses on his block, including one adjoining his, are boarded up, and the quaint cobblestone street is an obstacle course.
After arguing with his wife, Tolstoy sneaked out of their home, in the adjoining region of Tula, and boarded a train.
Windows in buildings adjoining the border were bricked or boarded up, and buildings deemed too close to the border were pulled down.
In a cramped room adjoining the warehouse, Dailey monitors the message board and plows through queries from instructors.
In some places, villages adjoining the border were fenced with wooden board fences (Holzlattenzaun) or concrete barrier walls (Betonsperrmauern) standing around 3 4 m high.
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