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Definition & Meaning of "aboard"in English

aboard
01

on or into a vehicle such as a bus, train, plane, etc. 

aboard definition and meaning
Grammatical Information
Examples
The passengers were already aboard when the train left the station. 
1.1

used to refer to riding on or mounting a horse 

Examples
The jockey was aboard as the horse trotted onto the track. 
02

used to show having reached base safely as a runner in baseball 

Examples
Their leadoff hitter got aboard with a single to left field. 
03

in or of a team, company, or organization 

Examples
She came aboard last year and quickly earned a promotion. 
04

close beside a ship, especially for passing, docking, or transferring 

Examples
The tug came aboard to assist with docking. 
01

on or inside a vehicle, ship, or aircraft 

Grammatical Information
Examples
She boarded the train and settled aboard the sleeper car. 
1.1

used to indicate being on or mounting a horse 

Examples
The rider gracefully mounted aboard the horse for the race. 
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