aboard in English: On or onto a ship, train, plane, or bus. (adverb)

Translation

On or onto a ship, train, plane, or bus.

Word origin

From a-, meaning on, and board, an old word for the side of a ship.

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People say "welcome aboard" when you get on a ship, plane, or train.

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Here "aboard" is followed by "the train", the thing they are on.

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To climb aboard means to get on, usually onto a boat or ship.

boat

A small vehicle that floats and carries people or things on water.

ship

A very large boat that carries people or goods across the sea.

train

A long line of carriages that runs on metal tracks and carries people or goods.

plane

A large machine with wings that flies through the air and carries people.

on

Shows that something rests on top of a surface, or names a day or date.

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