high board

American  

noun

1. a diving board three meters above the water.

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Example Sentences

“Separated only by a short stretch of land and a high board fence, the two ‘silent cities’ present the most vivid contrast imaginable.

From Washington Post

He was still fit enough to swan dive off the “deep-end high board” at old Glen Echo amusement park, which few did.

From Washington Post

Georgia headed straight into her career, like a diver going off the high board.

From The New Yorker

Kath Sansom, a journalist from Cambridgeshire, was a keen mountain biker and high board diver.

From BBC

“A judge in a city sees that other judges are in jail; the judges’ and prosecutors’ high board representative, who assigns judges, is in jail; so there is a climate of fear,” said Husamettin Cindoruk, a veteran lawyer and former government minister.

From New York Times