Aboard

Synonyms of aboard

• on board
• on
• onboard

Antonyms of aboard

• off
• ashore
• on land

Collocations of aboard

onboard

Frequency: 80 %

All passengers were onboard the ship before it set sail.

aboard ship

Frequency: 70 %

The crew members were all aboard ship when the storm hit.

aboard plane

Frequency: 60 %

Passengers must remain seated while aboard the plane.

aboard train

Frequency: 50 %

She fell asleep while aboard the train and missed her stop.

aboard vessel

Frequency: 40 %

The captain welcomed everyone aboard the vessel.

Idiomatic Expressions for aboard

• Phrase: Jump aboard
  Meaning: To join or participate in something, often quickly or enthusiastically.
  Usage: I told my friend about the project, and he was eager to jump aboard and help out.