aboard
Pronunciation: [əˈbɔrd]
Word
Context: “transportation”
(adverb) when someone or something is on or in a vehicle, like a ship, plane, or train. If you say you are aboard, it means you are inside or on the vehicle and ready to go.
Example
The passengers are safely aboard the ship and ready for departure.
Example
There were no pets allowed aboard the airplane during the flight.
Example
Are you aboard the train already?
Context: “transportation”
(preposition) used to show that someone is on or in a vehicle. It helps to say that someone is traveling in the vehicle.
Example
The crew was aboard the vessel, preparing for an ocean journey.
Example
He was not aboard the ferry when it left the dock.
Example
Who is aboard the bus heading to the city?
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