onboard

US /ɑːnˈbɔːrd/
UK /ɑːnˈbɔːrd/
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on a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle

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All passengers are now onboard.
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The crew welcomed us onboard.
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aboardon deckin transit
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as part of a larger system or device

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The car has an onboard navigation system.
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The computer has onboard graphics.
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integratedbuilt-inembedded
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to bring a person or group into an organization or team

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We need to onboard new employees quickly.
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The company is looking to onboard several new clients next quarter.
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integrateorienttraininduct
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on a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle

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The captain welcomed everyone onboard.
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Once you are onboard, you can relax.
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aboardon deck
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onboarding