How to Say "boards" in Spanish
The most common Spanish word for “boards” is “juntas” — use 'juntas' when referring to administrative committees or governing bodies, especially in a business or organizational context..
juntas
HOON-tas/ˈxuntas/

Examples
Las juntas directivas se celebran cada mes.
The board meetings are held every month.
Tuvimos tres juntas seguidas para discutir el presupuesto.
We had three meetings in a row to discuss the budget.
El presidente de la Junta de Andalucía visitará la ciudad.
The president of the Andalusian Regional Government (Board) will visit the city.
Singular vs. Plural
The singular 'junta' can refer to the permanent administrative body itself ('la junta de gobierno'), while the plural 'juntas' usually means multiple scheduled meetings.
placas
/PLAH-kas//ˈplakas/

Examples
Colocaron unas placas de mármol en la pared del edificio.
They placed marble plaques on the wall of the building.
El dentista dijo que tengo que cepillarme mejor para quitar las placas.
The dentist said I have to brush better to remove the plaque (deposits).
Dental or Solar
The meaning of 'placas' depends entirely on context. Are you talking about teeth ('placas dentales') or energy ('placas solares')?
direcciones
/dee-rek-SYOH-nes//diɾekˈθjones/

Examples
Las direcciones de ambas empresas firmaron el acuerdo.
The management boards of both companies signed the agreement.
Hubo cambios en las direcciones regionales del partido.
There were changes in the party's regional directorates.
Context is Key
This meaning is almost exclusively found in formal writing, reports, or news about organizations. If you see it outside that context, it almost certainly means 'directions' or 'addresses'.
Juntas vs. Direcciones
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