on board

/ˌɒn bˈɔːd/

/ˌɑːn bˈoːɹd/

[phrase]

on board

[PHRASE]

on a means of transportation such as an aircraft, train, or ship

synonyms : aboard

Examples

1. It's all a part of the water-treatment system on board, controlled from the engineering room.

2. Narrator: Anything that can't be recycled or reused on board goes to what's known as a waste-to-energy facility.

3. Chiron: It's definitely within their best interests to be the most environmentally friendly, because it significantly can reduce the waste on board, the weight that they have to carry, the fuel usage, and it reduces their operational expenses as well.

4. And after one week at sea, the recycling gets cleared out, incoming provisions are brought on board, and the crew prepares the ship to start the process all over again.