adjective

onboard

onboard, aboard, part of the team

Welcome! We're happy to have you onboard.

Welcome! We're happy to have you onboard.

All passengers are now onboard the aircraft.

All passengers are now onboard the aircraft.

The ship has a doctor onboard.

The ship has a doctor onboard.

((to be onboard)) to be on a vehicle Is everyone onboard the bus?

((to have sb. onboard)) to have someone as part of a team We're excited to have you onboard.

((to bring sb. onboard)) to recruit someone to a team We need to bring a new designer onboard.

Synonyms: aboard; Antonyms: ashore, offboard

A combination of the preposition 'on' and the noun 'board' (a plank, then the deck of a ship).

Imagine stepping 'on' the 'board' (deck) of a ship to join the crew. This applies both literally and figuratively to joining a team.

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