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Meanings of aboard in English

Spanish
en la base

On first or second or third base.

en la base
Portuguese
com
Spanish
al lado de

Side by side.

com
Portuguese
a bordo

On a ship, train, plane or other vehicle.

a bordo

Onboard.

Usage of aboard in English
1
Health officials say both individuals likely contracted the virus aboard the ship.
Reuters
2
Many of those aboard the Aurora, including Mawson, suffered severe sea sickness.
The Guardian
3
The ship can produce fresh water and has water delivery vehicles aboard.
Radio NZ
4
Another time a group of Sea Scouts was holding a meeting aboard.
Ghosts
5
At least 100 people aboard the vessel have been infected, reports say.
Radio NZ
6
Tasker said hoarsely, 'We didn't know they were going to be aboard!'
Beyond the Reef
7
He'd taken a good look at it while still aboard the go-fast.
Lola Carlyle Reveals All
8
Nutter said authorities had not yet accounted for everyone aboard the train.
Reuters
9
Tells about life aboard: problems and pleasures and events at each stop.
The new yorker
10
Security sources said there had been almost 600 migrants aboard the boat.
Reuters
11
Security sources have said there was almost 600 migrants aboard the boat.
Reuters
12
Napoleon disembarks first and is thus able to welcome Tsar Alexander aboard.
Napoleon
13
Egyptian security sources initially said there had been almost 600 migrants aboard.
Reuters
14
Officials said 386 people had been found aboard, including a one-month-old baby.
The Irish Times
15
The Englishman quickly climbed aboard, the two armed men right behind him.
Warlord: an alex hawke novel
16
Simon and Key ran aboard, at a car far behind the Dragon's.
Samurai
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