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aboard
adverb
onto
or
on
a
ship
,
plane
,
train
,
bus
,
or
other
vehicle
•
The
passengers
hurried
aboard
before
the
ferry
left
the
dock
.
The
passengers
hurried
aboard
before
the
ferry
left
the
dock
.
•
We
climbed
aboard
the
old
steam
train
,
excited
for
the
trip
.
We
climbed
aboard
the
old
steam
train
,
excited
for
the
trip
.
From
Middle
English
‘
abord
’ (
on
board
a
ship
),
from
Old
French
‘
à
bord
’ (
on
board
).
preposition
on
or
inside
a
ship
,
plane
,
train
,
bus
,
or
other
vehicle
•
There
were
over
two
hundred
people
aboard
the
aircraft
.
There
were
over
two
hundred
people
aboard
the
aircraft
.
•
Once
aboard
the
cruise
ship
,
we
explored
the
grand
lobby
.
Once
aboard
the
cruise
ship
,
we
explored
the
grand
lobby
.
adverb
as
part
of
a
team
,
organization
,
or
project
;
involved
or
included
•
We
’
re
excited
to
have
you
aboard
as
our
new
graphic
designer
.
We
’
re
excited
to
have
you
aboard
as
our
new
graphic
designer
.
•
The
start-up
brought
several
investors
aboard
last
year
.
The
start-up
brought
several
investors
aboard
last
year
.
adverb
in
baseball
,
having
reached
base
•
The
leadoff
hitter
got
aboard
with
a
bunt
single
.
The
leadoff
hitter
got
aboard
with
a
bunt
single
.
•
With
two
runners
aboard
,
the
pitcher
felt
the
pressure
.
With
two
runners
aboard
,
the
pitcher
felt
the
pressure
.