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   dashboard

   /ˈdaʃbɔːd/

   noun

   • 1. the panel facing the driver of a vehicle or the pilot of an aircraft, containing instruments and controls: "Scott looked at the clock on the dashboard"
   • ▪ a graphical summary of various pieces of important information, typically used to give an overview of a business: "an executive dashboard enables a CEO to see bank balances, the top five customers, accounts receivable, and accounts payable"
   • ▪ a home page on a website giving access to different elements of the site's functionality: "the main line graph in the dashboard shows daily traffic to our site over the past 30 days"
   • 2. a board of wood or leather in front of a carriage, to keep out mud. historical

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