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ˈon-board  adjective [only before noun]
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 English Dictionary
English Dictionaryˈon-board  adjective [only before noun] carried on a ship, plane, car etc: 
 an on-board computer
 an on-board computer  [TahlilGaran] Dictionary of Contemporary English ▲
  Idioms
Idiomson board1. supporting something. While most of us might be OK about interracial dating, some people aren't on board with the notion.2. working with someone.
 While most of us might be OK about interracial dating, some people aren't on board with the notion.2. working with someone. It's a well-financed organization, and it has some well-known people on board.Etymology: based on the literal meaning of on board (= on an aircraft, train, or ship)
 It's a well-financed organization, and it has some well-known people on board.Etymology: based on the literal meaning of on board (= on an aircraft, train, or ship)  [TahlilGaran] English Idioms Dictionary ▲
 on boardto be on a ship/plane or similar form of transportation
 We got on board the airplane just before they closed the doors.
 We got on board the airplane just before they closed the doors.
  [TahlilGaran] English Idioms Dictionary ▲
 on board on board1 prep. On (a ship). 
 Joan was not on board the ship when it sailed.on board2 adv.
 Joan was not on board the ship when it sailed.on board2 adv. or 
adj. phr. On a ship. 
 The captain was not on board when the S.S. Flandre sailed.
 The captain was not on board when the S.S. Flandre sailed.  A ship was leaving the harbor, and we saw the people on board waving.
 A ship was leaving the harbor, and we saw the people on board waving.  [TahlilGaran] English Idioms Dictionary ▲