LookItUpaboard
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /əˈbɔrd/ · UK /əˈbɔːd/
aboard means: On or into a boat, train, plane, or similar vehicle.
adverb
ON TRANSPORTB2
On or into a boat, train, plane, or similar vehicle.
- Everyone climbed aboard.
- Welcome aboard! Please find your seat.
- There were twenty passengers aboard when the boat left.
ON ANIMALC2
On or onto the back of an animal used for riding, such as a horse or camel.
- He swung aboard and rode away.
- She slung the saddle aboard before mounting the horse.
- With the camel kneeling, the rider climbed aboard.
preposition
ON TRANSPORTB2
On or into a boat, plane, train, or similar vehicle.
- We are aboard the train.
- She stepped aboard the boat carefully.
- How many passengers were aboard the plane?
Questions about aboard
What does aboard mean?
On or into a boat, train, plane, or similar vehicle.
What is aboard in other languages?
Türkçe: gemiye · Español: a bordo · Français: à bord · Deutsch: an Bord · Italiano: a bordo · 日本語: 乗って
How do you pronounce aboard?
In American English /əˈbɔrd/; in British English /əˈbɔːd/.
How do you use aboard in a sentence?
Everyone climbed aboard. Welcome aboard! Please find your seat.
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